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GENERAL CHRISTIAN CONFERENCES,
MEETINGS FOR THE DEEPENING OF THE
SPIRITUAL LIFE,
AND
CONSECRATION MEETINGS.
FIRST EDITION COMPILED AND ARRANGED BY
Rev. J. MOUNTAIN.
NEW AND ENLARGED EDITION
COMPILED AND ARRANGED BY
Mrs. EVAN HOPKINS.
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PREFACE TO THE NEW EDITION.
THE task of a Compiler, though one of privilege and pleasure, is a task beset with ever-
increasing difficulties ; and in sending out this new and enlarged edition of HYMNS OF
CONSECRATION AND FAITH praise must be rendered, first of ail, to Him Who so
graciously inclined the hearts of His people to give generous and valuable help in a work
at once delicate and difficult.
Hearty thanks are due, not only to those whose permission to use beautiful Hymns
and Tunes has enriched our volume, but also to those who, by prayer, sympathy, sug
gestions, or information, helped on the cause. It was not possible to meet the views and
wishes of everyone who wrote ; nor did the space at our command and the special objects
of the book admit of our using all that was valuable amongst the material generously
offered ; but all was gratefully considered. On the other hand, the omission of a few
much-desired favourites is due to the fact that they were practically unobtainable.
Early reference must be made to the varied but unfailing kindness of Eugene Stock,
Esq., who not only granted ready permission to include valuable Hymns and Tunes, the
property of the " Church Missionary Hymn Book," including several by the late gifted Miss
S. G. Stock, but also obtained permission for the use of others from the same "ource.
Our Missionary Section owes a heavy debt to Mr. Stock and his co-workers in the " Church
Missionary Society Hymnal." To E. J. Bellerby, Esq., Mus.Doc. ; A. J. Foxwell, Esq. ;
C. H. Forrest, Esq. ; Harold Green, Esq. ; and Miss Phyllis Skene, especial thanks are
due for abundant help in contributing to the musical part of the collection, many of the
Tunes being written expressly for this work. To Dr. Bellerby we are further indebted for
a careful revision of the music; a work undertaken freely for Christ's sake., and all the
more generous because, in certain cases, his critical taste and knowledge came into con
flict with Tunes which are inserted here for other reasons than artistic. It is only fair to
state plainly that Dr. Bellerby is in no way accountable for the choice of the Tunes.
To Canon Aitken ; R. L. Allan, Esq. ; Miss Bradshaw ; Lady Carbery ; H. Hankin-
son, Esq. ; H. J. E. Holmes, Esq. ; H. E. Govan, Esq. ; Rev. W. J. Mayers ; Rev. F. B.
Meyer; G. E. Morgan, Esq. ; H. W. Pewtress, Esq. ; Rev. J. Stephens ; G.Wilson, Esq. ;
Dr. C. Vincent, and others, we are indebted for useful hints and help, as well as for other
favours ; whilst prominent mention must be made of Messrs. Clowes & Sons, who, on behalf
of " Hymns Ancient and Modern," kindly granted the use of Nos. 122, 143, 174, 251, 310,
347. 379. 4°3. 5°3> 543- anc^ 554. on generous terms. On behalf of " The Hymnal
Companion to the Book of Common Prayer," Messrs. Sampson Low, Marston & Co.,
Limited, kindly granted the use of Hymns 20 and 26 by the Right Rev. Bishop Bicker-
steth, and with his consent. For Hymn 422 we are indebted to the same sources. To the
kindness of Victoria, Lady Carbery, we owe — in addition to her own contributions —
valuable Tunes from " The Book of Praise" ; and to Messrs Morgan & Scott we gladly
acknowledge our indebtedness for the use of copyrights from their well-known books
"Sacred Songs and Solos," and " The Christian Choir " ; the inclusion of No. 538 being a
special favour, granted at the request of many. To the same firm we sre indebted for
the use of two Hymns by the late Miss E. G. Cherry (Nos. 125 and 487), with the Tunes
written for them by the Rev. J. Mountain ; and for Hymn 574.
We are indebted to Messrs. Curwen & Sons, Ltd. , for the use of Music and Words of
" Lord, Bring Some Wanderers Home," No. 490.
By an arrangement with the Musical Board of the Salvation Army, several of their
choicest melodies are here reproduced; whilst to "Hymns of the Gospel" (Messrs.
Marshall Bros.), "Songs of Victory " (R. L. Allan, Esq.), " Hymns of Heart and Life,"
" The Parochial Mission Book," and " Mission Hymns" (Messrs. John F. Shaw & Co.),
we are also laid under obligation; and to "Music and the Higher Life" (Messrs. Reid
Bros. ) for No. 529.
Through Arthur Mercer, Esq., conspicuous kindness has been shown by the " South
African General Mission " in allowing the use of so many of the Leaflets of the Mission.
We could gladly give more detailed acknowledgment with regard to many other
helpers, whose Hymns and Tunes, under their own names, enrich our collection, and
to whom we tender thanks equally hear y and sincere, e.g.— •
PREFACE TO THE NEW EDITION.
To Archbishop Alexander, for the Hymns of the late Mrs Alexander ; Mrs. M. B.
Alexander, for No. 428 ; Mrs. Freda Hanbury Allen ; A. C. Ainger, Esq. ; J. Adcock,
Esq. ; H. Baker, Esq. ; Rev. Norman Bennet; Miss Lucy A. Bennett ; W. S. Bambridge,
Esq, Mus.Doc., for No. 200 ; Miss C. S. Beatson ; R. H. Boys, Esq. ; Rev. W. St. Hill-
Bourne ; Rev. W. Boyd ; Mrs. Bevan ; Mrs. Blow ; Peter Bilhorn, Esq. ; Josiah Booth,
Esq. ; G. F. Cobb, Esq. ; Messrs. The John Church Co. ; Messrs. Castell Bros., for the
use of Hymns 123, 147, and 207 ; Mrs. Cousin ; Rev. G. Cousin ; K. L. Clemens, Esq. ;
F. G. Cawston, Esq. ; P. G. Cole, Esq. ; Rev. Reg. F. Dale, Mus.Bac., for No. 501 ; Rev.
W. R. Deck ; Miss G. A. Davies ; Rev. F. G. Ellerton, for Hymns by the late Rev. J.
Ellerton ; the representatives of the late Miss E. S. Elliott ; E. O. Excell, Esq. ; Rev. Preb.
H. E. Fox ; Mrs. Fox, for the Hymns by the late Rev. C. A. Fox ; Miss Bertha Fennell ;
S.Trevor Francis, Esq. ; Dr. W. B. Gilbert, for Nos. 94 and 149 ; John E. Gaul, Esq. ; Miss
May Grimes ; H. Green, Esq. ; Rev. G. Grubb ; Rev. J. Temperley-Grey ; the late T. H.
Gill, Esq. ; Horace E. Govan, Esq., for several Hymns from " In His Presence," by the
late W. J. Govan, Esq. ; Dr. H. Guinness, for No. 405 ; Miss Groome ; H. J. E. Holmes,
Esq. ; Rev. A. Havergal-Shaw, for additional Hymns and Tunes by the late Canon
Havergal and Miss Havergal ; F. D. How, Esq., for Hymns by the late Bishop Walsham.
How ; Miss V. Hemsley ; W. Crofton Hemmons, Esq., for Nos. 58, 269, and 358, from
the " Bristol Tune Book " ; Rev. E. Husband ; R. W. Hayne, Esq., for the use of Nos.
215, 232, 311, and 418, by the late Rev. L. G. Hayne, Mus.Doc. ; Rev J. Holroyde ;
Rev. J. Stuart Holden ; Rev. J. P. Hobson, M.A. ; Walter Hateley, Esq. ; and Mr.
S. V. Hayes ; the Rev. Father Ignatius, for Nos. 7 and 475, from the " Llanthony Abbey
Hymns"; W. H. Jude, Esq., for 529; W. J. Kirkpatrick, Esq. ; Dudley Kidd,
Esq., M.D. ; D. Kingham, Esq. ; theS.P.C.K., for Hymns 224 and 334; Rev. Canon
Lyon ; W. Luff, Esq. ; Rev. G. Matheson, D.D. ; Miss M. Millington ; Mrs. Maxwell ;
Mrs. Monsell, for Hymns by the late Rev. D. Monsell ; the Right Rev. Bishop
Moule ; Mrs. Moule ; Archbishop Maclagan ; Herbert Matson, Esq., for Hymns by
the late Rev. W. T. Matson ; Dr. James G. Mackay ; the late J. W. MacGill, Esq. (since
passed away); J. H. Maunder, Esq. ; Messrs. Novello, Ewer & Co., Ltd., for permission
to retain in the collection "Lux Eoi " (No. 339)1 by the late Sir A. Sullivan; Messrs.
Nisbet & Co., for additional Hymns by the late Dr. Bonar, and for No. 215; Miss
Jacob, for Hymn No. 379, by the late Miss C. M. Noel ; Sir Herbert S. Oakeley,
Mus.Doc., for Nos. 307 and 549 ; A. Page, Esq. ; Dr. A. L. Peace ; F. Pincott, Esq. ;
Miss B. Porter; Miss A. M. Potter; Major Poole, for Nos. 327 and 561, by the late
Mrs. Eva Travers Poole ; the representatives of the late Rev. W. Pennefather ; Dr. Rankin ;
Mrs. Gibbs (Ada Rose) ; Rev. W. J. L. Sheppard ; Rev. C. C. Scholefield, for No. 545 ; S.
Smith, Esq. ; C. Butler-Stoney, Esq. ; M. W. Stubbs, Esq. ; Mrs. L. Shorey ; Miss Clara
Stainstreet ; Mrs. H. M. Sturges ; Miss M. L. Stocks ; Rev. A. B. Simpson ; Mrs. W. B.
Simpson ; Miss J. H. Stuart ; Miss Stone, for Hymn 16, by the late Rev. J. S. Stone ;
Rev. Preb. Godfrey Thring, for Hymns 307 and 433 ; Miss Ernrneline G. Thistleton, and
Miss May Chevenix-Trench ; Miss A. L. Waring ; Miss M. Whiting; Miss Whiddington ;
Mrs. Watson ; Rev. H. G. Warren ; Mrs. M. Wood ; J. M. Wigner, Esq. ; W. Spencer
Walton, Esq. ; the sons of the late Bishop C. Wordsworth, for Hymn 340 : Mrs. Walch,
for Tune 47, by the late J. Walch, Esq. ; Rev. F. G. Wesley, for No. 77, by the late Dr.
Wesley ; Mr. W. Walker ; and to others.
Throughout the pages acknowledgment of copyrights has been made only when
specially requested, but a great number of the Hymns and Tunes not thus specified
are quite equally copyright, nor can they be reproduced without the consent of the
owners.
Exhaustive efforts have been made to respect every right of Authors, Composers,
Publishers, etc. ; if by any oversight there has been omission, or involuntary infringement,
we ask kind forbearance.
TUP: COMPILERS.
NOTE. — Warmest thanks are due to Miss LUCY A. BENNETT for the many Hymns
she has contributed to this Collection, and also for the kind and indefatigable assistance
she has rendered in preparing this Edition for the press.
THE EDITOR.
HYMNS OF
Consecration anb jfattb.
PART I.-LONGINGS FOR HOLINESS.
No. l. Come in, © Come !
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Before the coming of so great a Friend ;
All were at best unseemly ; and 'twere ill
Beyond all else to keep Thee waiting still.
5. Come, not to find, but make this troubled heart
A dwelling worthy of Thee as Thou art ;
To chase the gloom, the terror, and the sin :
Come, all Thyself, yea come, Lord Jesus, in !
I.— LONGINGS FOR HOLINESS.
No. 2.
J. NICHOLSON.
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Now wash me, and I shall be whiter than snow.
5. Lord Jesus, Thou seest I patiently wait ;
Come now, and within me a new heart create ;
To those who have sought Thee Thou never saidst No 1
Now wash me, and I shall be whiter than snow.
/.— LOGGINGS FOR HOLINESS.
No. 3.
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E. MAY GRIMES.
(S. A. G.M. Leaflets, by permission.)
6.5-6.5.
H. GREEN.
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I am Thine alone !
5. Speak, Thy servant heareth !
Be not silent, Lord ;
Waits my soul upon Thee
For the quickening word !
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6. Fill me with the knowledge
Of Thy glorious will ;
All Thine own good pleasure
In Thy child fulfil.
7. Like " a watered garden,"
Full of fragrance rare,
Lingering in Thy presence,
Let my life appear.
No. 4. Be Ghou Supreme.
REV. J. TEMPERLKY GREY. REDCLIFFE. CM.
P. SKENE.
1. Be Thou su-preme, O
2. Be Thou su-preme, O
3. Be Thou su-preme, O
Je - sus Christ, Nor creed, nor form, nor wore
Je - sus Christ, Thy love has con-quer'd me ;
Je - sus Christ, My in - most be- ing fill;
Nor ho - ly church, nor hu - man love, Com -pare with Thee, my Lord.
Be - neath Thy cross I die to self, And live a - lone to Thee.
So shall 1 think as Thou dost think, And will as Thou dost will.
Be Thou supreme, O Jesus Christ,
Thy life transfigure mine :
And through this veil of mortal flesh,
Lord, let Thy splendours shine.
Be Thou supreme, O Jesus Christ,
My soul exults in Thee ;
To be Thy slave, to do Thy will,
Is my felicity.
No. 5.
/.—LONGINGS FOR HOLINESS,
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Only, Jesus, let Thy grace
Be my shield and hiding-place.
Let me know Thy saving power
In temptation's fiercest hour ;
Then, my Saviour, at Thy side
Let me evermore abide.
Thou hast wrought this fond desire,
Kindled here this sacred fire,
Weaned my heart from all below,
Thee, and Thee alone to know.
Thou who hast inspired the cry,
Thou alone canst satisfy ;
Love of Jesus, all divine,
Fill this longing heart of mine.
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Keep me and use me da.i - ly, Je - sus, For Thee, for on - ly Thee.
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Be altogether King !
Make me a loyal subject, Jesus,
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With blessed hunger here,
Longing for home on Zion's mountain-
No thirst, no hunger there.
/.—LONGINGS FOR HOLINESS.
No. 8. low at
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Dread Calvary ;
Sin's punishment and shame
All, all for me.
On Thee my guilt was laid,
By Thee my debt was paid,
To set me free,
To set me free.
5. Lord, 1 accept Thee now,
Accept Thou me ;
I have delayed too long,
And grieved Thee.
By all Thy love to me,
1 give myself to Thee ;
Make me Thine own.
All, all Thine own.
No. 9.
1Ho, not Despairingly.
No, not despairingly,
Come I to Thee ;
No, not distrustingly,
Bend I the knee.
Sin hath gone over me,
Yet is this still my plea,
Jesus hath died,
Jesus hath died.
2.
Ah, mine iniquity
Crimson hath been ;
Infinite, infinite,
Sin upon sin ;
Sin of not loving Thee,
Sin of not trusting Thee —
Infinite sin,
Infinite sin.
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Lord, I confess to Thee
Sadly my sin ;
All I am tell I Thee,
All I have been.
Purge Thou my sin away,
Wash Thou my soul this day
Lord, make me clean,
Lord, make me clean.
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Faithful and just art Thou,
Forgiving all ;
Loving and kind art Thou,
When sinners call :
Lord, let the cleansing blood.
Blood of the Lamb of God,
Pass o'er my soul,
Pass o'er my soul.
Then ail is peace and light
This soul within ;
Thus shall I walk with Thee
The loved Unseen-
Leaning on Thee, my God,.
Guided along the road,
Nothing between,
Nothing between.
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/.-LONGINGS FOR HOLINESS.
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DR. J. S. B. MONSELL.
Plaintive.
7.6.7-6.
J. H. KNECHT.
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1. To Thee, O bless - ed Sa-viour,
2. In Thee my trust a - bid - eth,
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My spi - rit turns for rest ;
On Thee my hope re - lies,
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With which this sluggish heart
Doth open to the fulness
Of all Thou wouldst impart.
4. My joy is in Thy beauty
Of holiness divine ;
My comfort in the duty
That binds my life to Thine.
5. Give me a heart to love Thee
More truly as I ought,
And nothing place above Thee
In deed, or word, or thought.
6. Oh for that choicest blessing
Of living in Thy love,
And thus on earth possessing
The peace of heaven above !
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Renew my life with Thine,
Refresh my soul with love.
4. For still the desert lies
My thirsting soul before ;
O living waters, rise
Within me evermore.
I.— LONGINGS FOR HOLINESS.
No. 12. flfe£ Sins, m^ Sine, m$ Saviour !
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1. Hark, my soul, it is the Lord: 'Tis thy Sa-viour, hear His word;
2. I de - liv-ered thee when bound, And when bleed -ing, healed thy wound
1. je - sus speaks, and speaks to thee — " Say, poor
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Yes ! she may forgetful be ;
Yet will I remember thee.
4. " Mine is an unchanging love,
Higher than the heights above ;
Deeper than the depths beneath,
Free and faithful, strong as death.
5. " Thou shalt see My glory soon,
When the work of grace is done ;
Partner of My reign shalt be ; —
Say, poor sinner, lov'st thou Me?
6. Lord, it is my chief complaint,
That my love is weak and faint ;
Yet I love Thee, and adore :
O for grace to love Thee more.
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1. For ev - er here my rest shall be, Close to Thy bleed- ing side;
2. My dy-ing Sa-viour, and my God, Foun-tain for guilt and sin,
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Wash me, and mine Thou art ;
Wash me, but not my feet alone —
My hands, my head, my heart.
Till faith to sight improve,
Till hope in full fruition die,
And all my soul be love.
I— LONGINGS FOR HOLINESS.
No. 15. ZTbou 1bibJ>en Xove of <So&.
TERSTEEGEN.
ST. CATHERINE. 8.8.8.8.8.8.
J. G. WALTON.
1. Thou hid-den Love of God, whose height, Whose depth un - fath-om'd, no man knows,
2. Thy se cret voice in - vites me still, The sweetness of Thy yoke to prove ;
3. 'Tismer-cy all — that Thou hast brought My mind to seek her peace in Thee;
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2. And fain I would ; but though my will
3. Yet while I seek, but find Thee not,
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In - ly I sigh for Thy re - pose ;
Seems fix'd, yet wide my pas-sions rove ;
No peace my wand'ring soul shall see ,'
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1. My heart is pain'd, nor can it be
2. Yet hin-dran-ces strew all the way;
3. Oh, when shall all my wand' rings end,
At rest, till it find rest in Thee.
I aim at Thee, yet from Thee stray.
And all my steps to Thee-ward tend ?
Is there a thing beneath the sun
That strives with Thee my heart to share?
Ah, tear it thence, and reign alone,
The Lord of every motion there :
Then shall my heart from earth be free,
When it hath found repose in Thee.
Oh, hide this self from me, that I
No more, but Christ in me, may live !
My vile affections crucify,
Nor let one darling sin survive ;
In all things nothing may I see,
Nothing desire or seek but Thee.
6. O Lord, Thy sovereign aid impart,
To save me from low-thoughted care ;
Chase this self-will through all my heart,
Through all its latent mazes there ;
Make me Thy duteous child, that I
Ceaseless may "Abba, Father," cry.
7. Each moment draw from earth away
My heart, that lowly waits Thy call ;
Speak to my inmost soul, and say,
" I am Thy Love, Thy God, Thy all "
To feel Thy power, to hear Thy voice,
To taste Thy love, be all my choice.
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gra-cious ti - dings fall, " Re- pent, con -fess, thou shalt be loos'd from ail. "
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4. It is the voice of Jesus that I hear ; [near,
His are the hands stretched out to draw me
And His the blood that can for all atone,
And set me faultless there before the Throne.
5. "Twas He who found me on the deathly
wild,
And made me heir of heaven, the Father's
child,
And day bv day, whereby my soul may live,
Gives me His grace of pardon, and will give.
6. Yea, Thou wilt answer for me, righteous
Lord;
Thine all the merits, mine the great reward;
Thine the sharp thorns, and mine the
golden crown ; [down.
Mine the life won, and Thine the life laid
j 7. Nought can I bring, dear Lord, for all I owe,.
Yet let my full heart what it can bestow ;
Like ointment sweet, let my devotion prover
Forgiven greatly, how I greatly love !
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ANNIE \V. MARSTON.
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2. Thou know -est all my sin; How I, Thy ran-somed one,
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Into Thine arms I fall ;
b or if Thou dost not hold me up,
I cannot stand at all.
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The arms of Him who fainteth not
Can never weary grow.
6. Lord, Thou wilt take me now r
I trust myself to Thee,
That as Thy will is done in heaven-
It may be done in me.
I.— LONGINGS FOR HOLINESS.
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Invites — no other refuge left ;
Though none had tenderness beside,
In Thy great tenderness I hide.
4. Here, from the sacred crimson stream,
The broad bright belts of mercy gleam ;
Here, from the deepest depths of shame,
Is found forgiveness through the Name.
5. Give me, O living Bread, to feed
On Thee, and satisfy my need ;
Touch with Thy pierced hand my chain,
And not a fetter shall remain.
6. O Lord of lords, O Light of light,
Faith climbs to Thee from death's dark
Thyself the antidote of care, [wight ;
The sweet " Amen " to life's long prayer.
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1. I THIRST, Thou wounded Lamb of God,
To wash me in Thy cleansing blood,
To dwell within Thy wounds ; then pain
Is sweet, and life or death is gain.
2. Take my poor heart, and let it be
For ever closed to all but Thee :
Seal Thou my breast, and let me wear
That pledge of love for ever there.
3. How blest are they who still abide
Close-sheltered in Thy bleeding side !
Who life and strength from thence derive,
And by Thee move, and in Thee live.
4. What are our works but sin and death,
Till Thou Thy quickening Spirit breathe?
Thou giv'st the power Thy grace to move ;
O wondrous grace ! O boundless love 1
5. Ah, Lord, enlarge our scanty thought
To know the wonders Thou hast wrought ;
Unloose our stammering tongues to tell
Thy love immense, unsearchable.
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L— LONGINGS FOR HOLINESS.
No. 20. /IDs <3ot>, nt£ ffatber, best Ubou Call?
1. MY God, my Father, dost Thou call
Thy long-lost wandering child to Thee?
And can'st Thou, wilt Thou pardon all ?
I come, I come, Lord, save Thou me !
2. O Jesus, art Thou passing by
With all Thy goodness, grace, and power ?
And dost Thou hear my broken cry ?
I come, I come, in mercy's hour.
3. O Holy Spirit, is it Thou,
My tenderest Friend, refused too long ?
And art Thou pleading, striving now?
I come, I come, make weakness strong t
4. Yes, Lord, I come ; Thy heart of love
Is moving, kindling, drawing mine ;
I cast me at Thy feet to prove
The bliss, the heaven, of being Thine.
Bishop Bickersteth, by per.
No. 21. 3esus,
JBoun&less Xove to me.
P. GERHARDT.
PATER OMNIUM. 8.8.8.8.8.8.
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2. O grant that no -thing in my soul May dwell but Thy pure love a - lone
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All pain before Thy presence flies ;
Care, anguish, sorrow, melt away,
Where'er Thy healing beams arise ;
O Jesus, nothing may I see —
Nothing desire, or seek, but Thee.
4. In suffering be Thy love my peace,
In weakness be Thy love my power ;
And when the storms of life shall cease,,
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In death, as life, be Thou my Guide,
And save me, who for me hast died.
I.— LONGINGS
HOLINESS.
No. 22.
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2. Search all my sense, and know my heart, Who on - ly can'st make known,
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3. Throw light into the darkened cells,
Where passion reigns within ;
Quicken my conscience till it feels
The loathsomeness of sin.
4. Search all my thoughts, the secret springs,
The moti%-es that control ;
The chambers where polluted things
Hold empire o'er the soul.
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5. Search, till Thy fiery glance has cast
Its holy light through all,
And I by grace am brought at last
Before Thy face to fall.
6. Thus prostrate I shall learn of Thee,
What now I feebly prove,
That God alone in Christ can be
Unutterable love !
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ST. OSWALD. 8.7.8.7.
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2. As, of old, A - pos - ties heard it
3. Je - sus calls us from the wor-ship
Of our life's wild rest - less sea,
By the Ga - li - le - an lake ;
Of the vain world's gold - en store
1. Day by day His sweet voice soundeth,
2. Turn'd from home, and toil, and kin-dred,
3. From each i - dol that would keep us,
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Saviour, may we hoar Thy call ;
Give our hearts to Thy obedience,
Serve and love Thee best of all
4. In our joys and in our sorrows,
Days of toil and hours of ease,
Still He calls, in cares and pleasures,
"Christian, love Me more than these."
1.— LONGINGS FOR HOLINESS.
No. 24. 3 want tbat aborning H>hnne.
CHARLOTTE ELLIOTT.
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3. long'd-for re- semblance once more to re - gain ; Thy come- Ii- ness put up - on me.
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Thy seal on my forehead to wear ;
And have that " new name" on the mystic
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Which none but Thyself can declare.
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To glorify Thee till I di
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And breathe out in faith my last sigh !
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A light that shineth from afar —
A beautiful attracting star !
5. Drawing my heart from all to Thee,
From self and sin's dark tyranny,
To fuller joy and liberty.
6. It is enough. I ask no more :
I rest on Thine Almighty power !
And Thou wilt keep me from this hour
7. I have committed all to Thee !
Thou shall be glorified in me,
And Thine shall be the victory !
I. -LONGINGS FOR HOLINESS.
No. 26.
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2. Lis - ten, how He pleads "Forgive
3. Counting all the world but loss,
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Look, my soul, on Him and live ;
Let me clasp the blood-stain'd cross
1. Lis - ten, look, I hear, I see;
2. All my guilt on Je - sus laid
3. What can sin - ners crave be - side
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Thoughts will come of home and heaven ;
Listen, look, I hear, I see !
Jesus crowned, and crowned for me.
5. Listen to His mighty prayer ;
He would have me with Him there,
With the saints before His throne,
Clothed in glory like His own.
6. Look, He reigns for ever now !
Many crowns are on His brow ;
By His Father's side adored —
Priest and King, and God and Lord.
7. Yea, Amen ; Thy will be done —
All my prayers are breathed in one ;
Jesus, let me rest in Thee,
Crucified and crowned for me,
No. 27. © Xove tbat Casts out if ear !
REV. DR. H. BONAR.
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Love of the Holy Ghost,
Fill thou each needy one.
Praise to the Father give,
The Spirit and the Son ;
Praise for the mighty love
Of the preat Three in One.
I.—LONGIXGS FOR HOLINESS.
No. 28. © 3Lo\>e 2>iv>ine, bow Sweet ZTbou art !
REV. C. WESLEY. PEMBROKE. 8.8.6.8.8.6. J. FOSTER.
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i. O Love Di - vine, how sweet Thou art! When shall I find my will - ing heart
•2. Strong -er His love than death or hell; Its rich - es are tin-search -a- ble :
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2. The first - horn sons of light De - sire in vain its depths to see ;
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2. They can- not reach the mys - te - ry, The length, .and. breadth, and height.
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Oh that it now were shed abroad
In this poor stony heart !
For love I sigh, for love I pine :
This only portion, Lord, be mine —
Be mine this better part !
Oh that I could for ever sit
With Mary at the Master's feet !
Be this my happy choice :
My only care, delight, and bliss,
My joy, my heaven on earth, be this,
To hear the Bridegroom's voice.
No. 29. Come, 3esus, Xorb, witb ffoolp ffire !
i. COME, Jesus, Lord, with holy fire !
Come, and my quickened heart inspire,
Cleansed in Thy precious blood :
Now to my soul Thyself reveal,
Thy mighty working let me feel,
Since I am born of God.
-. Let nothing now my heart divide,
Since with Thee I am crucified,
And live to God in Thee.
Dead to the world and all its toys,
Its idle pomp and fading joys,
Jesus, my glory be.
3. Now with a quenchless thirst inspire,
A longing, infinite desire,
And fill my craving heart.
Less than Thyself, oh do not give !
In might Thyself within me live ;
Come, all Thou hast and art.
4. My will be swallowed up in Thee,
Light in Thy light still may I see
In Thine unclouded face :
Called the full strength of trust to prove,
Let all my quickened heart be love,
My spotless life be praise.
Rev. C. Wesley.
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No. 30. ©b, (Sive me IRest from Self
E. H. H.
REST. CM.
RIGHT REV. DR. MOULE.
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2. This cru - el self, oh, how it strives And works with - in my breast,
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Of seeming verity,
As if it were not safe to rest
And venture all on Thee.
4. O Lord, I seek a holy rest,
A victory over sin !
I seek that Thou alone shouldst reign
O'er all without, within.
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5. In Thy strong hand I lay me down,
So shall the work be done :
For who can work so wondrously
As the Almighty One?
6. Work on, then, Lord, till on my soo!
Eternal light shall break,
And, in Thy likeness perfected,
I " satisfied " shall wake.
No. 31. XorD, J Believe a IRest remains.
1. LORD, I believe a rest remains
To all Thy people known ;
A rest where pure enjoyment reigns,
And Thou art loved alone.
2. A rest, where all our souls desire
Is fixed on things above ;
Where fear and sin and grief expire,
Cast out by perfect love.
3. Oh that I now the rest might know,
Believe, and enter in !
Now, Saviour, now the power bestow,
And let me cease from sin.
Remove this hardness from my heart,
This unbelief remove :
To me the rest of faith impart,
The Sabbath of Thy love.
I would be Thine, Thou kr.ow'st I would,
And have Thee all my own ;
Thee, O my all-sufficient Good,
I want, and Thee alone !
Rev. C. Wesley.
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2. Where on - ly Christ is heard to speak, Where Je - sus reigns a - lone.
3. Which nei - ther death nor life can part
From Him that dwells with - in.
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And filled with love divine ;
Perfect and right, and pure and good —
A copy, Lord, of Thine.
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Come quickly from above ;
Write Thy new name upon my heart,
Thy new, best name of Love.
No. 33. Mben Mounded Sore tbe Stricken Ibeart
1. WHEN wounded sore the stricken heart
Lies bleeding and unbound,
One only hand, a pierced hand,
Can salve the sinner's wound.
2. When sorrow swells the laden breast,
And tears of anguish flow,
One only heart, a broken heart,
Can feel the sinner's woe.
3. When penitence has wept in vain
Over some foul dark spot,
One only stream, a stream of blood,
Can wash away the blot.
4. Jesus, Thy blood can wash us white ;
Thy hand brings sure relief ;
Thy heart is touched with all our joys,
And feeleth for our grief.
5. Uplift Thy bleeding hand, O Lord,
Unseal that cleansing tide ;
We have no shelter from our sin
But in Thy wounded side.
C. F. Alexander.
No. 34. Xo\>e SHvine, all Xovc jBycellf n<j.
REV. C. WESLEY.
Tenderly.
SARDIS 8.7.8.7.
BEETHOVEN.
1. Love Di - vine, all love ex - eel -ling, Joy of heav'n, to earth come down,
2. Je - sus, Thou art all com - pas-sion ; Pure, un - bound - ed love Thou art!
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3. Come, Almighty to deliver !
Let us all Thy grace receive ;
Suddenly return, and never,
Nevermore Thy temples leave.
4, Thee would we be always blessing,
Serve Thee as Thy hosts above,
Pray and praise Thee without ceasing,
Glory in Thy perfect love. •
5. Finish, then, Thy new creation !
Pure and spotless let us be ;
Let us see Thy great salvation
Perfectly restored in Thee !
6. Changed from glory into glory,
Till in heaven we take our place,
Till we cast our crowns before Thee,
Lost in wonder, love, and praise.
I.— LONGINGS FOR HOLINESS.
No. 35. flDahe me all Gbine ©von.
H. R. PALMliR. 8.7.8.7.
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2. Oh, my Saviour! cleanse me, fill me With Thy pre-cious love di - vine;
3. Ho - ly Spi - rit ! w:>o me, draw me By the gen - tie cords of love ;
1. May each chang-ing mo-ment find me At Thy foot - stool, near Thy throne.
2. May no earth - ly i - dol turn me rom that sa - c.red cross of Thine.
3. Guide me, guard me, safe - ly lead me To my heav'n - ly home a - bove.
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REV. DR. H. BONAK. 6.6.6.6. W. H. DOANE.
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2. O Joy of joys, come in ! End Thou this grief of sin, Cre -ate calm peace with-
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2. - in : O Joy of joys, come in !
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3. O Life of life, pour in !
Expel this death of sin,
Awake true life within ;
O Life of life, pour in !
4. O Love of love, flow in !
This hateful root of sin
Pluck up, destroy, within :
O Love of love, flow in !
5. O Heaven of heavens, descend !
This cloudy curtain rend,
And all earth's turmoil end :
O Heaven of heavens, descend !
6. My God and Lord, O corne !
Of joys the Joy and Sum,
Make in this heart Thy home :
My God and Lord, O come !
No. 37. Bless'D are tbe pure in Ibeart.
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And for His dwelling and His throne
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May ours this blessing be ;
Give us a pure and lowly heart,
A tenmle meet for Thee.
No. 38. Sean, \\\y Strenfltb, my ibope !
1. JESU, my Strength, my Hope,
On Thee I cast my care ;
With humble confidence look up,
And know Thou hearest prayer.
2. Give me on Thee to wait
Till I can all things do-
On Thee, almighty to create,
Almighty to renew.
3. I want a sober mind,
A self-renouncing will,
That tramples down and casts behind
The baits of pleasing ill ;
No. 39.
4. I want a godly fear,
A quick discerning eye,
That looks to Thee when sin is neaiv
And sees the tempter fly ;
5. A spirit e'er prepared,
And armed with jealous care,
For ever standing on its guard,
And watching unto prayer.
6. I rest upon Thy word ;
The promise is for me ;
My succour and salvation, Lord,
Shall surely come from Thee.
Rev. C. Wesley.
j£v>erlasttng Xfcjbt!
i. O EVERLASTING Light,
Shine graciously within !
Brightest of all on e^rth that's bright,
Come shine away my sin.
£. O Everlasting Truth,
Truest of all that's true,
Sure guide of erring age or youth,
Lead me, and teach me too.
3. O Everlasting Strength,
Uphold me in the way ;
Bring me. in spite of foes, at length
To joy and light of day.
4. O Everlasting Love,
Wellspring of grace and peace,
Pour down thy fulness from above,
Bid doubt and trouble cease.
5. O Everlasting Rest,
Lift off life's load of care ;
Relieve, revive this burthened breast
And every sorrow bear.
6. Thou art in heaven our all,
Our all on earth art Thou ;
Upon Thy glorious Name we call,
Lord Jesus, bless us now.
Rev. Dr. //. Bonar.
No. 40.
/.— LONGINGS FOR HOLINESS.
IHotbing "Unclean,
NICHOLSON.
Moderate.
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SWENEY.
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2. Nothing un - clean must stand be - tween The Ho - ly One and me ;
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2. Sa-viour from sin, the work be - gin ; Wash me till Thou canst see,
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3. Nothing unclean can mortals screen
From the All-seeing eye ;
Spirit of God, apply the blood,
Until I hear Thee cry ;
4. Nothing unclean ! oh, glorous scene !
My heart, washed in the blood,
With rapture thrills, as now it feels
Tre mighty power of God.
No. 41.
Seek \>e jfirst.
GEORGIANA M. TAYLOR.
THOS. CAIRNS.
1. Seek ye first, not earth - ly plea-sure, Fad -ing joy and fail - ing trea- sure,
2. Seek ye first, not earth's as - pir-ings, Cease-less long- ings, vain de - sir-ings,
3. Seek ye first God's peace and blessing ; Ye have all if this pos-sess-ing :
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4. Seek Him first ; then when forgiven,
Pardoned, made an heir of heaven,
Let your life to Him be given :
Seek this first.
5. Seek this first — Be pure and holy ;
Like the Master, meek and lowly ;
Yielded to His service wholly :
Seek this first.
6. Seek the coming of His kingdom ;
Seek the souls around, to win them,
Seek to Jesus Christ to bring them :
Seek this first.
7. Seek this first. His promise trying,
It is sure — all need supplying —
Heavenly things (on Him relying)
Seek ye first.
No. 42.
E. H. H.
Plaintive.
IRotbing Between.
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Let me Thy glo - ry see, Draw my soul
Let not earth's din and noise Stt-fle Thy
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6. Nothing between, Lord, nothing between
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Thee only may I see,
Thine only let me be-
Nothing between.
Nothing between, Lord, nothing betv/een ;
Till Thine eternal light,
Rising on earth's dark night,
Bursts on my open sight —
Nothing between.
Nothing between, Lord, nothing between ;
Till, the last conflict o'er,
I stand on Canaan's shore
With Thee for evermore —
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PART II.-CONSECRATION.
No. 43. Gbere is Sin in tbe (Tamp.
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2. 1 come in my need to the life- giv-ing Word,
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Though death shall lay me low,
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Thine, Lord, I know.
5. Thine, Lord, for ever !
When safe before Thy throne
I stand, for evermore
Thine, Thine, alone.
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REV. R. LOWRY.
TECUM DOMINE. P.M.
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1. A -nywhere with Je - sus, says the Christian heart, LetHim take me whereHe will,
2. A - nywhere with Je - sus, tho' He leadeth me Where the path is rough and long,
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2. where the dangers be ; Tho' He tak-eth from my heart all I iove be - low,
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Dreary, dark, or desolate, when He is with
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He will love me to the end, ev'ry need
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Anywhere with Jesus, should 1 live or die.
No. 47. Bonb wbicb cannot alter.
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3. Then a -way with ter - rors, Ban-ish dread of er - rors, What needs slave but
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2. go - ing Fear-less, I can face them, trust - ing Thee for all !
3. -vid - ing, Mine it is to serve Thee with a per - feet rest.
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Hard, or quick to fret me, [obey ;
Let my heart, unswerving, trust Thee and
Out of present sorrow
Springs a gladder morrow, [my way.
Love that bled to save me, Love plans all
5. Whether in lone by-ways,
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Or on thronging highways, [word,
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Let me still be showing,
Both in word and doing,
My one aim and glory is to please my Lord.
No. 48.
W. W. SHIRLEY.
Sweet tbe momenta.
ST. OSWALD. 8.7.8.7.
REV. DR. J. B. DYKES.
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1. Sweet the moments, rich in bless-ing, Which be - fore the cross I spend,
2. Here I'll sit for ev - er view-ing Mer-cy's streams, in streams of blood
3. Tru - ly bless - ed is the sta - tion, Low be - fore His cross to lie ;
4. Here it is I find my hea - ven, While up - on the cross I gaze ;
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2. Precious drops ! my soul be - dew-ing,
3. While I see di - vine com-pas-sion
4. Love I much? I've more for-giv-en;
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Plead and claim my peace with
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With my tears His feet I'll bathe ;
Constant still in faith abiding,
Life deriving from His death.
6. May I still enjoy this feeling -,
In all need to Jesus go ;
Prove His wounds each day more healing,
And Himself more fully know.
II.—CONSECRA TfON.
No. 49. Ebou bear IRebeemer, 3 am ftbtne.
LUCY A. BENNETT.
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1. Thou dear Re - deem -er, I am Thine, O what a - maz-ing bliss !
2. To hum-ble, glad sur - ren - der now Thou hast mv will in - clined ;
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1. Thy grace has taught my lips to speak A language such as this!
2. O Mas-ter, Lord, a - bout my heart Thy love-wrought fet - ters bind.
3. For ever and for ever Thine,
Eternally allied
To Him who bought me by His blood,
To Jesus crucified.
4. My very soul is hushed to rest
As at Thy feet I bow ;
Let heaven and earth alike behold
Thy seal upon me now.
No. 50. Come enter, Xorb, anfc tafee UbE rest
And all my consecrated hours
Thy service to fulfil.
. 1 know how poor and worthless all,
How weak the hand I lift ;
But where the sprinkled blood shall fall,
It sanctifies the gift.
5. Yet never in succeeding days
My hope or rest shall be
Upon the sweetly solemn words
My lips have breathed to Thee,
6. 'Tis on Thine own eternal oath
My spirit shall recline.
For Thou, O blessed One, to me
Hast whispered, " Thou art Mine."
1. COME enter, Lord, and take Thy rest,
Thou and Thy ark of strength;
And make the temple of my breast
Thy dwelling-place at length.
2. My life, my goods, myself I yield
A cheerful sacrifice ;
No fond desire that lay concealed
But on Thine altar dies.
3.
I will be Thine, with all my powers,
My mem'ry, mind, and will,
No. 51.
E. S. ELLIOTT.
5. 'Tis done ! — but wilt Thou condescend
To make my heart Thy home ?
Call me, a sinful worm, Thy friend?
Lord Jesus, quickly come !
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Full con-se - era - tion ! heart and spi - rit yield - ed
Full con-se - era - tion ! Whither, Lord, Thou go - est,
era - tion ! let us go forth brave - ly,
In the calm
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2. of our hearts Thou knowest,
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Yielded to Thee as risen from the dead ;
Each in his priestly white to walk before Thee,
Thy consecration ever on his head.
No. 52. 3 gave flD? life for tbee*
R. HAVERGAL.
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REV. W. H. HAVERGAL.
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My Father's home of light,
My rainbow-circled throne
I left, for earthly night,
For wanderings sad and lone.
I left it all for thee ;
Hast Thou left aught for Me ?
I suffered much for thee,
More than thy tongue can tell
Of bitterest agony,
To rescue thee from hell.
I suffered much for thee;
What canst thou bear for Me \
5. And I have brought to thee,
Down from My home above,
Salvation full and free,
My pardon and My love.
Great gifts 1 brought to thee ;
What hast thou brought to Me ?
6. Oh, let thy life be given,
Thy years for Me be spent,
World-fetters all be riven,
And joy with suffering Went.
I gave Myself for thee ;
Give thou thyself to Me.
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No. 53. monc of Self, ano ail of Sbee.
PASTEUR THEOD. MONOD.
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2. Heard Him pray, " Forgive them, Father
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And my wist - ful heart said faint-ly,
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2. "Some of self, and some of Thee
All of self, and none of Thee.'
Some of self, and some of Thee.'
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Healing, helping, full and free,
Sweet and strong, and ah ! so patient,
Brought me lower while I whispered, —
" Less of self, and more of Thee."
4. Higher than the highest heavens,
Deeper than the deepest sea,
Lord, Thy love at last hath conquered :
Grant me now my soul's petition, —
" None of self, and ail of Thee."
No. 54. iboty, fbappp Separation!
LUCY A. BENNETT.
ST. JUDE. 8.7.8.8.7.
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2. Je - sus calls to se - pa - ra - tion, And Him-self hath
3. Bless - ed Je - sus, make us will - ing, Thus " with - out the
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" Separate from sinners " too ;
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And, like Thee, with sinners bearing.
Asking, " What would Jesus do?"
5. Unto Thee! Beloved Master,
Nearer, nearer let us be :
Unto Thee in consecration,
Unto Thee in separation,—
Ever, only, unto Thee I
No. 55. 3n tbe cleanest) temple.
REV. W. J. L. SHEPPARD. ZADOK. 6.5.6.5. D.
C. H. FORREST.
In the cleansed tern - pie,
When this lost world's Sa - viour
When the bo - dy, purchased WithChrist's ransom-price,
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ri - fice, — Then the tide of glad - ness
E-choed loud and long, Then ten thousand voi - ces Sang the Lord's own song.
Heard the an - gel-throng Give God high-est glo - ry In their glad new song.
Ri - ses high and strong ; Then the heart re - joic-ing Sings the glad new song.
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Christ shall worshipped be,
And the same pure offering
Every place shall see,
When again He cometh
Who has tarried long, —
Then shall peal the welcome
Of the glad new song.
5. Grant us, blessed Master,
So to yield to Thee
Body, soul, and spirit,
Our burnt-offering free, —
That in Thine own temple,
With the white-robed throng,
We may join for ever
In the glad new song.
No. 56.
H.—CONSECRA TJOM.
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All my actions sanctify,
All my words and thoughts receive ;
Claim me for Thy service, claim
All I have, and all I am.
4. Take my soul and body's pow'rs,
Take my mem'ry, mind, and will
All my goods and all my hours,
All 1 know, and all I feel ;
All I think, or speak, or do ;
Take my heart — but make it new !
No. 57. Sesus, /Ifcaster, Wbose 3 am.
1. JESUS, Master, Whose I am,
Purchased Thine alone to be
By 1'hy blood, O spotless Lamb,
Shed so willingly for me,
Let my heart be all Thine own,
Let me live to Thee alone.
2. Other lords have long held sway ;
Now, Thy name alone to bear,
Thy dear voice alone obey,
Is my daily, hourly prayer :
Whom have I in heaven but Thee ?
Nothing else my joy can be.
Jesus, Master, Whom I serve,
Though so feebly and so ill
Strengthen hand and heart and nerve
All Thy bidding to fulfil ;
Open Thou mine eyes to see
All the work Thou hast for me.
Jesus, Master, wilt Thou use
One who owes Thee more than all ?
As Thou wilt ! I would not choose ;
Only let me hear Thy call.
Jesus, let me always be,
In Thy service, glad and free.
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II.—CONSECRA TION.
No. 58. fiD£ glorious Dictor, prince 2>i\>ine,
STAINCLIFFE. L.M.
The RIGHT REV. DR. MOULE, Bishop of Durham.
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2. My Mas - ter, lead me to Thy door ; Pierce this now
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2. will - ing ear once more : Thy bonds are free - dom
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Use all in Thy dear slav'ry still !
Self's weary liberties I cast
Beneath Thy feet ; there keep them fast.
4. Tread them still down ; and then I know,
These hands shall with Thy gifts o'erflow;
And pierced ears shall hear the tone
Which tells me Thou and I are one.
No. 59. Slorfc, J was bliub, 3 coulb not see*
1. LORD, I was blind ! I could not see
In Thy marred visage any grace,
But now the beauty of Thy face
In radiant vision dawns on me.
2. Lord, I was deaf ! I could not hear
The thrilling music of Thy voice :
But now I hear Thee and rejoice,
And all Thy uttered words are dear !
Lord, I was dumb ! I could not speak
The grace and glory of Thy name ;
But now, as touched with living flame,
My lips Thine eager praises wake.
Lord, I was dead ! I could not stir
My lifeless soul to come to Thee :
But now, since Thou hast quickened me,
I rise from sin's dark sepulchre.
5. For Thou hast made the blind to see,
The deaf to hear, the dumb to speak,
The dead to live ; and, lo, I break
The chains of my captivity.
Rev. W. T. Matson.
l/.—COXSECRA TION.
No. 60. Gbe wap of tbe Cross,
MARY E. MAXWELL.
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2. Asthevoice of song and pray'r we raise, How easy to say," We give all!
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2. Till some rougher Cross lies just be-fore,Andstern-er is du- ty's call
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Just die on the Cross in the way,
Till the fulness of life from the Living One
Is filling you day by day ?
4. 'Tis the plan of life — for you die to live —
One with Jesus crucified ;
With the life alone to be lived thro' you,
Of the risen, the glorified !
No. 61. © Xovct tbat will not let me QO,
REV. DR. GEO. MATHESON. ST. MARGARET'S. 8.8.8,8.6.
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2. O Light, that followest all my way,
I rest my wea - ry soul in
I yield my flick'ring torch to
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3. O Joy, that seeketh me through pain,
I cannot close my heart to Thee ;
I trace the rainbow through the rain,
And feel the promise is not vain
That morn shall tearless be.
4. O Cross, that liftest up my head,
I dare not ask to fly from Thee ;
I lay in dust life's glory dead,
And from the ground there blossoms red
Life that shall endless be.
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1. in the light, Clos - er, dear Lord, to Thee, Clos - er to Thee !
2. glo - ry bright, Till faith be lost in sight, Clos - er to Thee !
3. glo - ry pass, But view Thee face to face, Clos - er to Thee !
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A. A, W.
Il.—CONSECKA TICK,
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C. H. FOR REST.
1. Not I, but Christ, be honoured, loved, ex - alt - ed, Not I, but
2. Not I, but Christ, to gen-tly soothe in sor - row, Not I, but
3. Christ, on - ly Christ, r.o i - die word e'er fall -ing, Christ, on - ly
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1. Christ, be seen, be known and heard ; Not I, but Christ, in ev -'ry look and
2. Christ, to wipe thu fa'! i;ig tear; Not I, but Christ, to lift the wea-ry
3. Christ, no necd-l;jss,Lu t-!;n^ sound; Christ, on - ly C'h'i-,t, no self-im-port-ant
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1. ac - tion, Not I, but Christ,
2. bur - den, Not I, but Christ,
3. bear -• ing, Christ, on - ly Christ,
in ev -'ry thought and word,
to hush a - way all (ear.
no trace of " I " be found.
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4. Not I, but Christ, my every need supplying, , 5. Christ, only Chiist, ere long will fill my vision,
Not I , but Christ, my strength and health to be ; j Glory excelling soon, full soon I 11 see ;
Christ, only Christ, for spirit, foul, and body, Christ, only Christ, my every wihh fulfilling —
Christ, only Christ, live then 'Ihy life in n e- ' Christ, only Christ, my all in all to be.
Il.—CONSECRA TION.
No. 64. lower ant) lower*
10. 10. 10. 10, with Refrain.
E. E. HEWITT. Copyright. WM. J. KIRKPATRICK.
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1. Low-er and low-er, dear Lord, at Thy feet, Se^.k - ingThySpi- rit, Thy
2. Low-er and lo'.v-er, dear Sa-viour, we pray, Los- ing the self - life still
3. Low-er and low-er; yet high-er we ri.->e, Lilt - ed in Je-sus, led
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No. 65. flfc^ ail is on tbe Hltar.
MRS. JAMES. 7.6.7.6, with Refrain.
i. Very slow.
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1. My spi - rit, soul and bo - dy, Je - sus, I give to Thee,
2. O Je - sus.migh-ty Sa - viour, I trust in Thy great name;
3. Now, Lord, I yield my mem - bers, From sin's do - mi - nion free,
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1. A con - se - era - ted of - f'ring, Thine ev - ermore to be.
2. I look for Thy sal - va - tion, Thy pro-mise now I claim.
3. For war - fare and for tri - umph, As wea-pons un - to Thee.
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My all is on the al - tar ; Lord, I am all Thine own ;
(Or), — My all is on the al - tar ; I'm wait - ing for the fire ;
Oh, may my faith ne'er fal - ter ! Lord, keep me Thine a - lone.
I'm wait - ing, wait - ing, wait - ing; I'm wait - ing for the fire.
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4. Oh, blissful st If-surrender,
To live, my Lord, by Thee !
Now, Son of God, my Saviour,
Live out Thy life in me.
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Washed in Thy precious blood,
Sealed by Thy Holy Spirit,
A sacrifice to God.
No. 66.
FANNY CROSBY.
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1. I am Thine.O Lord, I have heard Thy voice, And it told Thy love to me ;
2. Con-se-crate me now to Thy ser-vice,Lord,By the power of giac. di -vine;
II.—CONSECRA T/ON.
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1. But I long to rise in the arms of faith, And be clos - er drawn to Thee.
2. Let my soul lookup with a steadfast hope, And my will be lost in Thine.
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3. Oh, the pure delight of a single hour , 4. There are depths of love that I cannot know
That before Thy throne I spend, [God, Till I cross the narrow sea ; [reach
When I kneel in pray'r, and with Thee, my
commune as friend with friend.
There are heights of joy that I may not
Till I rest in peace with Thee.
C. H. FORREST.
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2. Rea-dy to
3. Rea-dy to
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rea - dy to wait,
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rea - dy to bear,
Rea - dy a gap to fill ;
Rea-dy to stand the test;
Rea - dy to watch and pray ;
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1. Rea-dy for ser - vice, small or
2. Rea-dy to stay at home and
3. Rea - dy to stand a - side and
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send Oth-ers, if He see best,
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4. Ready to speak, ready tc think,
Ready with heart and brain ;
Ready to start when He sees fit,
Ready to share the strain.
Ready to seek, ready to warn,
Ready o'er souls to yearn ;
Ready in life, ready in death,
Ready for His return.
1I.—CONSECKA TION.
No. 68. flD? life is Cbine, lorb
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1. My life H Thine, Lord Je - sus, Bought with Thy blood
2. My bo- dy I have yield - ed, A sa - cri-fiee to
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2. Oh, keep me pure and ho - ly, Lord ! A tem- pie meet for Thee.
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1. My heart is Thine, my Sa-viour, Not part, but all Thine
2. My mem-bers, too, are Thine, Lord ; To Thee I all re -
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1. Oh, it is sweet to know that there Thou hast Thy roy - al throne
2. Then use them for Thy glo - ry no\v, And live Thy life thro' mine.
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My house is Thine, Lord Jesus,
And all that I possess ;
Use it for whatsoe'er Thou wilt,
Thou comest but to bless.
The gold that came from Thee, Lord,
To Thee belongeth still ;
Oh, may I always faithfully
My stewardship fulfil !
Yea, everything is Thine, Lord,
Let this my portion be —
That I have nothing of my own,
And yet have all in Thee.
And make my life, Lord Jesus,
Brightly for Thee to shine :
That word and deed, that look and tone,
May witness I am Thine.
No, 69. £rue*beartet>t Mbole^bearteb.
F. R. H. 11.10. 11.10, with Refrain. FRANCKS R. HAVERGAL.
1. True-hen rted, whole-hearted ! faith - ful and loy - al, King of our lives, by Thy
2. True-hearted, whole-hearted ! full - est al - le- giance Yielding henceforth to our
3. True-hearted! Siviour, Thouknow-est our sto - ry, Weak are the h arts that we
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4. Whole-hearted ! Saviour, beloved and
glorious, [alone,
Take Thy great power and reign Thou
Over our wills and affections victorious —
Freely surrendered and wholly Thine
own.
$> Half -hearted, false-hearted ! Heed we
the warning !
Only the whole can be perfectly true ;
Bring the whole offering, ail timid thought
scorning,
True-hearted only if whole-hearted too.
6. Half-hearted ! Saviour, shall ought be
withholden,
Giving Thee part Who hast given us all ?
Blessings outpouring, and promises golden
Pledging, with never reserve or recall !
Half-hearted ? Master, shall any who know
Thee, [down Thine own?
Grudge Thee their lives, who hast laid
Nay ! we woald offer the hearts that we
owe Thee,
Live for Thy love and Thy glory alone.
Sisters, dear s-'sters, the call is resounding,
Will ye not echo the silver refrain,
Mighty and sweet, and in gladness abound
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"True-hearted, whole-hearted!" ring
ing again.
Jesus is with us, His rest is before us,
Brightly His standard is waving above !
Brethren, dear brethren, in gathering
chorus, [love !
Peal out the watchword of courage and
ll.—CONSECRA TION.
No. 70. HDafte me a captive, Xorb.
REV. DR. G. MATHESON. LEOMINSTER. D.S.M.
G. W. MARTIN.
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1. Make me a cap-live, Lord, And then I shall be free ; Force me to ren-der
2. My heart is weak and poor Un-til il mas-ler find: It has no spring of
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2. ac-tion sure — It var-ies with the wind :
I sink in life's a-larms When
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1. by my-se!f I stand; Im - pris- on me wiih-in Thine arms And strong shall be my hand.
2, Thou hast wrought its chain ; Enslave it with Thy matchless love, And deathless it shall reign.
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My power is faint and low
Till I have learned to serve :
It wants the needed fire to glow,
It wants the breeze to nerve ;
It cannot drive the world
Until itself be driven ;
Its flag can only be unfurled
When Thou shall breathe from heaven.
I 4. My will is not my own
Till Thou hast made it Thine ;
If it would reach the monarch's throne
It must its crown resign :
It only stands unbent
Amid the clashing strife,
When on Thy bosom it has leant,
And found in Thee its life.
Uo. 71. Xo\>in0, because
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RlBER. 10S.
C. S. BEATSON.
Arranged by G. B. BRAMLEY.
1. Thymigh-ty Love, O God.constraineth me, As some strong tide it
2. Shall I not yield to that constraining power ? Shall I not say, O
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2. tide of Love, flow in?
Seek - ing a chan - nel in my self-bound
My God, Thy gen - tie - ness hath conquered
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3. Break through my nature, mighty, hea- ( 4. Thus wholly mastered and possessed by
venly Love, [brain,
Clear every avenue of thought and
Flood my affections, purify my will,
Let nothing but Thine own pure life
remain.
God, [free,
Forth from my life, spontaneous and
Shall flow a stream of tenderness and
grace-
Loving, because God loved, eternally.
No. 72.
full Consecration.
FRANCES R. HAVERGAL.
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NOTTINGHAM. 7.7-7-7.
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2. Take my feet ard let them be Swift and beau-ti - ful for Thee,
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Take my voice, and let me sing
Always, only, for my King ;
Take my lips, and let them be
Filled with messages from Thee.
Take my silver and my gold ;
Not a mite would I withhold ;
Take my intellect, and use
Ev'ry power as Thou shalt choose.
5. Take my will, and make it Thine;
It shall be no longer mine.
Take my heart ; it is Thine own ;
It shall be Thy royal throne.
6. Take my love ; my Lord, I pour
At Thy feet its trea sure-store,
Take myself, and I will be
Ever, only, ALL for Thee.
ll.—CONSECRA TION.
No. 73. Wben 3 survey tbe wonfcrous Cross,
DR. WATTS.
Slowly.
ROCKINGHAM. L.M.
UK. MILLAR.
1. When I sur-veythe wondrous cross On which the Prince of glo - ry died,
2. For - bid it, Lord, that I should boast, Save in the cross of Christ my God:
3. See fromHishead, His hands, His feet, Sor-row and love flow mingled down;
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1. Myrich-est gain I count but loss, And pour contempt on all my pride.
2. All the vain things that charm me most, I sac -ri - fice them to His blood.
3. Did e'er such love and sor - row meet, Or thorns compose so rich a crown?
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4. His dying crimson, like a robe,
Spreads o'er His body on the tree ;
Then am I dead to all the globe,
And all the globe is dead to me.
5. Were the whole realm of nature mine,
That were a present far too small ;
Love so amazing, so divine,
Demands my soul, my life, my all !
No. 74.
MARY F. MAUDE.
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NEWINGTON. 7.7.7.7.
Bv permission of the ARCHBISHOP OF YORK.
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1. Thine for tv - er : — God of love,
2. Thine for ev - er : — Lord of life,
3. Thine for ev - er : — Oh how blest
Hear us from Thy throne a - bove ;
Shield us thro' our earth - ly strife;
They who find in Thee their rest !
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1. Thine for ev - er may ^e be, Here and in
2. Thou the Life, the Truth, the Way, Guide us to
3. Sa-viour, Guardian, Heavenly Friend, Oh de-fend
e - ter - ni - ty.
the realms of day.
us to the end.
4. Thine for ever : — Saviour, keep
These Thy frail and trembling sheep ;
Safe alone beneath Thy care,
Let us all Thy goodness share.
5. Thine for ever : — Thou our Guide,
All our wants by Thee supplied,
All our sins by Thee forgiven,
Lead us, Lord, from earth to heaven.
Il.—CONSECRA TYaV.
No. 75. SlMe &ai? tfoe Xort> batb spofcen.
ANNIE W. MARSTON.
BREMEN. 7.6.7.6.
M. VULPIUS.
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1. This day t^e Lord has spo - ken, This day my choice is made:
2. Now His shall be the em - pire, In ail things o - ver me ;
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I will be all for Je - sus, Who all for me has paid.
2. And I will be His bond - slave, Yet glo - ri - ous - ly free.
3. From henceforth, owning nothing,
I cannot lose at all :
I cannot well be poorer,
Whatever may befal.
4. Yet could I not be richer,
If I the world should gain ;
For heav'n and tarth shall perish,
But lesus will remain.
5. And He will be my treasure,
And He my boundless store ;
And those who live on Jesus,
Wrill never hunger more.
6. Though I am utter weakness,
In Him I shall prevail ;
And though my love may falter
Yet His will never fail.
No. 76.
full Surrender*
8.7.8.5.
i. Lord, 1 make a full sur - ren - der, All I have I yield to Thee ;
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2. Lord, I bring my whole affection,
Claim it, take it for Thine own,
Safely kept by Thy protection,
Fixed on Thee alone.
3. Lord, my will I here present Thee,
Gladly now no longer mine :
Let no evil thing prevent me
Blending it with Thine.
Lord, my life I lay before Thee,
Hear, this hour, the sacred vow !
Ail Thine own I now restore Th«v?,
Thine for ever now.
Glory, glory, hallelujah !
I have given my all to God ;
And I now have full salvation,
Through the precious blood.
II.—CONSECRA TION.
No. 77. © Jesus ! 3 bave promised
JOHN E. BODE.
AURELIA. 7.6.7.6. D. DR. S. S. WESLEY.
From " The European Psalter," by per.
1. O Je - sus ! I have prom - ised To serve Thee to the end ;
2. Oh let me feel Thee near me, The world is ev - er near ;
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2. I see the sights that daz - zle, The tempting sounds I hear :
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If Thou art by my side,
A - round me and with - in ;
1. Nor wan - der from the path - way
2. But, Je - sus, draw Thou near - er
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Thou wilt be my Guide,
shield my soul from sin.
3. Oh let me hear Thee speaking,
In acrents clear and still,
Above the storms of passion,
The murmurs of self-will.
Oh speak ! to re-assure me,
To hasten or control ;
Oh speak ! to make me listen,
Thou Guardian of my soul.
4. Oh let me see Thy features,
The look that once could make
So many a true disciple
Leave all things for Thy sake :
The look that beamed on Peter
When he Thy name denied ;
The look that draws Thy lovers
Close to Thy pierced side.
O Jesus ! Thou hast promised
To all who follow Thee,
That where Thou art in glory
There shall Thy servant be ;
And, Jesus, I have promised
To serve Thee to the end ;
Oh give me grace to follow
My Master and my Friend !
Oh let me see Thy footmarks,
And in them plant mine own ;
My hope to follow duly
Is in Thy strength alone.
Oh guide me, call me, draw me,
Uphold me to the end ;
And then in heaven receive me,
My Saviour and my Friend !
IL—CONSECRA TION.
No. 78. 3esua, 3 m? cross ba\>e taken.
REV. H. F. LYTE.
8.7.8.7, with Refrain.
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2. Per-ish ev-'ry fondam - bi - tion, All I' ve sought, and hop'd, and known
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2. Yet how rich is my con - di - tion ! God and heaven are still mine own.
I will fol - low Thee, my Sa-viour,Thou didst shedThy blood for me,
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3. L-et the world despise and leave me :
They have left my Saviour too —
Human hearts and looks deceive me :
Thou art not, like them, untrue.
4. And whilst Thou shalt smile upon me,
God of wisdom, love, and might,
Foes may hate, and friends disown me
Show Thy face, and all is bright
5. Man may trouble and distress me,
'Twill but drive me to Thy breast ;
Life with trials hard may press me,
Heaven will bring me sweeter rest.
6. Oh ! 'tis not in grief to harm me,
While Thy love is left to me ;
Oh ! 'twere not in joy to charm me,
I Were that joy unmixed with Thee.
II.—CONSECRA TION.
No. 79. 3 love, 3 love m? flfcaster*
FRANCES R. HAVERGAL. HAPPY PILGRIMS. 7.6.7.6. D.
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My vassal life to win,
And save me from the bondage
Of tyrant self and sin.
He chose me for His service,
And gave me power to choose
That blessed, perfect freedom,
Which I shall never lose.
I would not halve my service,
His only it must be !
His only — Who so loved me,
And gave Himself for me.
Rejoicing and adoring,
Henceforth my song shall be,
" I love, I love my Master,
I will not go out free ! "
No. 80.
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1. Art thou vca - rv, sad, and lone -ly, All thy sum-rner past?
2. C - pen to Me, My be-lov - ed, I have wait-ed long,
3. Soul, for thee I left My glo - ry, Bore the curse of God —
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For thou wert the pearl all priceless
In thy Saviour's eyes.
Soul, for thee I rose victorious,
Glad that thou art free ;
Entered heaven in triumph glorious,
Heaven I won for thee.
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These thy claim to me :
Love that won thee full salvation,
This My claim to thee.
7. Soul, I knock, I stand beseeching,
Turn Me not away ;
Heart that craves thee, love that needs
Wilt thou say Me nay ? [thee,
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1. NOT by wrestling, but by clinging
Shall we be most blest ;
Wrestling only brings us sorrow ;
Clinging brings us rest.
2. When we stay our feeble efforts,
And from struggling cease,
Unconditional surrender
Brings us God's own peace.
i 3 Lean we all our weight on Jesus,
Who alone can save ;
He by might of love hath triumphed
O'er His willing slave.
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Dying, we shall live,
" Not my will, but Thine " prevaileth,
Victory to give.
J. H. Stuart.
No. 82. Hffle 6in0 tbe praiee of Ibim wbo Meix
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1. We sing the praise of Him who died, Of Him who died up •
2. Inscribed up - on the cross we see In shin -ing let-ters,
3. The cross: it takes our guilt a- way; It holds the faint-ing
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3. It cheers with hope the gloom-y day,
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He brings us mer-cy from a - bove.
And sweetens ev - 'ry bit - ter cup.
4. It makes the coward spirit brave,
And nerves the feeble arm for fight ;
It takes its terror from the grave,
And gilds the bed of death with light.
The balm of life, the cure of woe,
The measure and the pledge of love,
The sinner's refuge here below,
The angels' theme in heaven above.
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No. 83. jfull Decision for Christ.
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1. My heart is fixed, e - ter - nal God, Fixed on Thee, Fixed on Thee;
2. In Him I see the Godhead shine, Christ for me, Christ for me;
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2. fie is the Ma-jes - ty Di-vine, Christ for me, Christ for me;
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2. The Father's \vell- be - lov - ed Son, Co - partner of His roy al throne,
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Christ for me.
3. Let others boast of heaps of gold,
Christ for me, Christ for me ;
His riches never can be told,
Christ for me, Christ for me ;
Your gold will waste and wear away,
Your honours perish in a day ;
My portion never can decay,
Christ for me, Christ for me.
4. In pining sickness, or in health,
Christ for me, Christ for me ;
In deepest poverty or wealth,
Christ for me, Christ for me ;
And in that all-important day,
When 1 the summons must obey,
And pass from this dark world away,
Christ for me, Christ for me.
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No. 84.
B. M. ADAMS.
Sat) anb Wear?.
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Arr. from E. T. COFFIN.
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1. Sad and wea-ry with my long- ing, Filled with shame because of sin;
2. Oh, the joy of knowing Je - sus ; It is dawn-ing on my soul ;
3. Oh, re -fine me by Thy Spi - rit : Make my eanh-ly life sub -lime;
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1. As I am, in con-scious weak- ness, Here I'd full sal - va. - tion win.
2. I am find-ing His sal - va - tion, And the power that makes me whole.
3. And my heart a home for Je - sus, Till I've done with earth and time.
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2. Thou hearts a - lone wouldst move,
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Dear Lord, to love like Thine —
That Thou, the Word, didst stoop to take
A human form like mine ?
4. " Give Me thy heart, My son : "
Lord, Thou my heart hast won ;
I would love Thee as Thou lov'st me,
O Jesus most desired.
5. Thy heart is opened wide,
Its offered love most free,
That heart to heart I may abide,
And hide myself in Thee :
Ah, how Thy love doth burn,
Till I that love return !
I would love Thee as Thou lov'st me,
O Jesus most desired.
7, Here finds my heart its rest,
Repose that knows no shock,
The strength of love that keeps it blest
In Thee, the riven Rock :
5. My soul, as girt around,
Her citadel hath found :
I would love Thee as Thou lov'st me,
O Jesus most desired.
No. 86.
Saviour's call J bear.
1. MY Saviour's call I hear,
" Stand forth, that I may bless ;
Thy withered hand, thy lack ol power,
Thy every need confess."
2. Confessing all my need,
Before Thee now I stand,
And hear Thy Voice ring strong and clear, |
" Stretch forth thy withered hand."
3. By faith I bring Thee now,
My lack of power and skill,
My withered hopes, my fruitless work,
My weak and wayward will.
4. Thy cleansing Blood now flows
O'er all the dreary past,
Abundantly Thy life is mine,
Eternally to last.
5. Engrafted in the Vine,
Abiding, Lord, in Thee,
Thy power, Thy strength, Thy fruitfulness,
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KNOCKER. 7.6.7.6.
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Our impulses and pow'rs,
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4. Our spirits we surrender,
Our purposes resign,
To be conformed for ever
Unto the Will Divine.
5. With strong attraction draw us
Unto Thyself alone,
O King of Saints, and bring us
Unto Thy sapphire throne.
6. And till the morning dawneth
For each tired soul's release,
Sustain us with the brightness
Of Thine own perfect peace.
No. 88.
Jn full anb glab surrender.
1. IN full and glad surrender
I give myself to Thee,
Thine utterly and only,
And evermore to be.
2. O Son of God who lov'st me,
I will be Thine alone,
And all I have, and all I am,
Shall henceforth be Thine own.
Reign over me, Lord Jesus !
O make my heart Thy throne !
It shall be Thine, dear Saviour,
It shall be Thine alone.
Oh, come and reign, Lord Jesus ;
Rule over everything !
And keep me always loyal,
And true to Thee, my King !
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No. 89. Bias ! ant> t>it> m$ Saviour Bleet> ?
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From " Hart's Psalter.
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1. A -las! and did my Sa -viour bleed? And did my Sov-'reign die?
2. Was it for crimes that I had done He groaned up - on the tree?
3. Well nvght the sun in dark-ness hide, And shut his glo-ries in,
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2. A - maz-ing pi - ty ! grace un- known! And 1 »ve be - yond de - gree !
3. When Christ the migh-ty Ma-ker died For man the crea-ture's sin.
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4. Thus might I hide my blushing face
While His dear cross appears,
Dissolve i.ny heart in thankfulness,
And melt my eyes to tears.
But drops of grief can ne'er repay
The debt of love I owe ;
Here, Lord. I give myself away,
Tis all that I can do.
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No. 90. © flfeaeter ! wben £bou callest
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CHEBAR. 7.6.7.6. D. SIR H. SMART.
By per. from ' ' Book of Praise.
1. O Mas - ter ! when Thou call - est No voice may say The:: "Nay
2. O Mas -ter! where Thou call - est No foot may shrink in fear;
1. For blest are they that fol - low Where Thou dost lead the way ;
2. For they who trust Thee whol - ly Shall find Thee ev - er near;
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2. And cham-ber still and lone - Iv, Or
full - est glow of noon,
bu - sv har - vest field,
1. The note of heav'n-ly
2. Where Thou, Lord ru - lest
warn - ing Can nev - er come too soon,
on ly, Shall pre- cious prod- uce yield.
3. O Master ! whom Thou callest
No heart may dare refuse ;
'Tis honour, highest honour,
When Thou dost deign to use
Our brightest and our fairest,
Our dearest,— all are Thine ;
Thou who for each one carest,
We hail Thy love's design.
4. They who go forth to serve Thee,
We too, who serve at home,
May watch and pray together
Until Thy Kingdom come.
In Thee for aye united,
Our song of hope we raise,
Till that blest shore is sighted,
Where all shall turn to praise !
May also be sung to No. 77.
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No. 91. Command
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blessing
1. Command Thy blessing from a - bove, O God, on all as - sem-blod here
2. Command Thy blessing, Je-sus, Lord, May we Thy true dis - ci - pies be;
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1. Be - hold us with a Fa-ther's love. While we look up with fil - ial fear.
2. Speak to each heart the migh-ty word ; Say to the weakest, "Fol-low Me."
3. Command Thy blessing in this hour,
Spirit of truth, and fill this place
With humbling and with healing power,
With quickening and confirming grace.
4. O Thou, our Maker, Saviour, Guide,
One true Eternal God confess'd,
May nought in life or death divide
The saints in Thy communion bless'd.
No. 92.
©b, blessefc 3ltfe.
j. OH, blessed life — the heart at rest
When all without tumultuous seems,
That trusts a higher Will, and deems
That higher Will, not mine, the best.
2. Oh, blessed life — the mind that sees,
Whatever change the years may bring,
A mercy still in everything,
And shining through all mysteries.
3. Oh, blessed life — the soul that soars,
When sense of mortal sight is dim,
Beyond the sense — beyond to Him
Whose love unlocks the heavenly doors.
4. Oh, blessed life — heart, mind, and soul,
From self-born aims and wishes free,
In all at one with Deity,
And loyal to the Lord's control.
O life, how blessed, how divine,
High life, the earnest of a higher ;
Saviour, fulfil my deep desire,
And let this blessed life be mine.
A'ev. W. T. Matson.
No. 93.
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1. O HAPPY day that fixed my choice
On Thee, my Saviour and my God !
Well may this glowing heart rejoice,
And tell its raptures all abroad.
2. O happy bond, that seals my vows
To Him who merits all my love !
Let cheerful anthems fill His house,
While to that sacred shrine I move.
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3. 'Tis done, the great transaction's done,
I am my Lord's, and He is mine ;
He drew me, and I followed on,
Charmed to confess the voice divine.
4. Now rest, my long-divided heart ;
Fixed on this blissful centre, rest ;
Nor ever from thy Lord depart,
With Him of every good possest.
High Heaven, that heard that solemn vow,
That vow renewed shall daily hear ;
Till in life's latest hour I bow,
And bless in death a bond so dear.
Dr. Doddrid't.
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No. 94. " 1Rot sour own ! " but Ibis $e are.
F. R. HAVERGAL. MAIDSTONE. 7.7.7.7. D. DR. W. B. GILBERT.
1. " Not your own!" but His ye are, Who hath paid a price un- told,
2. " Not your own !" but His by right, His pe - cu - liar trea-sure now ;
1. For your life, ex - ceed - ing far, All earth's store of gems and gold :
2. Fair and pre - ci >us in His sight — • Pur-chased jew - els for His brow.
1. With the pre-cious blood of Christ, Ran-som trea-sure all un- priced,
2. He will keep what thus He sought, Safe - ly guard the dear - ly bought
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2. Che - rish that which He did choose, Al - ways love and nev - er lose.
" Not your own ! " to Him ye owe
All your life and all your love ;
Live, that ye His praise may show
Who is yet all praise above.
Every day and every hour,
Every gilt and every power,
Consecrate to Him alone,
Who hath claimed you for His own.
Teach us, Master, how to give
All we have and are to Thee ;
Grant us, Saviour, while we live,
Wholly, only Thine to be.
Henceforth be our calling high —
Thee to serve and glorify !
Ours no longer, but Thine own,
Thine for ever, Thine alone !
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No. 95. Simplp trusting ever?
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1. Sim - ply trust - ing ev - 'ry day ; Trust - ing, through a storm-y way ;
2. Bright - ly doth His Spi - rit shine In - to this poor heart of mine
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2. While He leads I can - not fall, Trust - ing ]e - sus, that is all.
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3. Singing if my way be clear ;
Singing if the path be drear ;
If in danger, for Him call —
Trusting Jesus, that is all.
4. Trusting as the moments fly,
Trusting as the days go by,
Trusting Him, whate'er befall —
Trusting Jesus, that is all
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No. 96. Safe in tbe arms of Jesus*
7.6.7.6. D. W. H. DOANE.
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Safe from corroding care,
Safe from the world's temptations,
Sin cannot harm me there.
Free from the blight of sorrow,
Free from my doubts and lears ;
Only a few more trials,
Only a few more tears.
3. Jesus, my heart's dear Refuge,
Jesus has died for me ;
Firm on the Rock of Ages
Ever my trust shall be.
Here let me wait with patience-
Wait till the night is o'er,
Wait till I see the morning
Break on the golden shore.
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No. 97. Since tfy? ffatber's arm sustains tbee.
Smoothly.
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Follow on, follow on,
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Bear to-d,iy thy cross of sorrow,
Wear thy crown of Life to-morrow,
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" 'Tis His will ! 'tis His will ! "
To His own ihe Saviour giveth
Daily strength ; daily strength ;
To each troubled soul that liveth,
Peace at length ; peace at length.
Therefore, whatsoe'er betideth,
Know His love for thee provideth :
Do not question, " Why? " or " How?'
Only bow, only bow.
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2. Name be a - dor'd ! Con - fide in His promise, take God at His Word !
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And down in death's valley His voice shall be heard :
Fear not, tempted Christian, take God at His Word !
4. An heir to a kingdom, and promis'd a crown ;
With God thy protector — oh, why be cast clown ?
Oh, think of the triumphs of faith thou hast heard ;
Be not unbelieving ; take God at His Word !
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3. Not a bur - den we bear,
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For the favour He shows,
And the joy He bestows,
Are for them who will trust and obey !
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We will sit at His feet,
Or we'll walk by His side in the way
What He says we will do ;
Where He sends, we will go —
Never fear, only trust and obey !
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No. 100.
E. C. CLEPHANE.
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i. Be - neath the Cross of Je - sus
2.. Oh, safe and hap- py shel - ter !
3. There lies beneath its sha - dow,
I fain would take my stand, —
Oh, ref - uge tried and sweet !
But on the far-ther side,
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1. The sha - dow of a migh - ty Rock, With - in a \\ea-ry land:
2. Oh, tryst-ing-place \\here Heaven's love And Heaven's jus- tice meet!
3. The dark-ness of an a w - ful grave That gapes both deep and wide j
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As to the ho - ly Pa - tri-arch That wondrous dream was given,
And there between us stands the Cross, Two arms outstretch'd to save,
1. From the burn -ing of the noontide heat, And the bur- den of the day.
2. So seems my Saviour's Cross to me A lad - der up to heaven.
3. Like a watchman set to guard the way From that e - ter - nal grave.
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4. Upon that Cross of Jesus
Mine eye at times can see
The very dying form of One,
Who suffered there for me ;
And from my smitten heart, with tears,
Two wonders I confess,
The wonders of His glorious love,
And my own worthless ness.
I take, O Cross, Thy shadow
For my abiding place ;
I ask no other sunshine than
The sunshine of His face ;
Content to let the world go by,
To know no gain nor loss, —
My sinful self, my only shame,
My glory all the Cross.
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No. 101.
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1. I know not what He'll give me
2. I know not what He'll give me
3. Per-haps, by His Ho - ly Spi - rit,
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2. I . . know I shall walk in His fa-vour still, In the light of His smiling face.
3. Of the Pro-mis'd Land, where the honey flows, And theyears are ev - er new.
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2. I know He will give me His gracious ear, And bow to my ev - 'ry pray'r.
3. As I turn the page of His sa-cred Word, And His se-cret thoughts un-fold.
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A message that I may bear, —
A message that tells of a Father's love,
To the lone one in despair.
Perhaps He will let me serve Him,
And give me a work to do, —
A place in the fields where the harvest waits,
And the reapers are but few.
5. I know not what He'll give me
In the year that is dawning now ;
Enough that the light of His promise breaks,
And brightens its ruddy brow.
Come sorrow, or laughing pleasure,
The harp, or the smiting rod,
Whatever He gives will be ever best,
The gift of a faithful God !
III.— FAITH.
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3. Still Thy dear love doth glad - den me, Thou all my way dost know.
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3. Thy voice, in tonts of mu - sic raie, And know that Thou art near.
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No. 103.
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2. Oh, cease from your an-guish,ye toil - ers for life, For vain is your
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Your burdens and sorrows for you He hath borne ;
No anguish that pierceth but pierced Him before,
No thorn is so sharp as the crown which He wore.
4. Rest, rest, blessed Jesus ! oh, sweet rest at last,
Like calm on the ocean when tempest is past :
The morning light breaketh in joy from above,
And illumines mv soul with His rainbow of love !
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No. 104. Saviour, 3 b\> faitb am touching.
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2. Touch ing Thee in faith, 1 prom-ise, By Thine own un- fail-ing aid,
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1. Vir-tue now, by faith am claiming, Thro' the cleansing of Thy blood.
2. Prompt o-bedience, instant service, When and where it should be paid.
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3. Touching now Thine outstretched sceptre,
O most mighty King of kings ;
Of Thy fulness now receiving,
High 1 mount on eagle wings.
4. Grace and virtue, strength and wisdom,
All my need, by Thee supplied,
Keep me touching, keep me claiming,
Keep me ever at Thy side.
No. 105.
FANNY J. CROSBY.
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1. When the hopes that smile to- day With the mor - row pass a - way;
2. When my heart with toils op-pressed Vain - ly seeks the balm of rest ;
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2. When be - set with tri - als deep, Throb-bing cares that will not sleep :
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3. When afflictions o'er my soul
Like the waves of ocean roll :
When the clouds above me frown
And my burden weighs me down :
4. When the storms of life shall cease,
When the waves are hush'd in peace
When I reach my home at last,
Ev'ry danger safely passed :
III.— FAITH.
No. 108. 'trie 60 eweet to trust in
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1. "Tis so sweet to trust in Je - sus, Just to take Him at His word;
2. O how sweet to trust in Je - sus, Just to trust His cleansing blood
1. Just to rest up - on His pro-m:se ; Just to know, "Thus saith the Lord."
2. Just in sim - pie faith to plunge me, 'Neath the heal - ing, cleansing flood,
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Just from sin and self to cease ;
Just from Jesus simply taking
Life, and rest, and joy, and peace.
4. I'm so glad I learned to trust Thee,
Precious Jesus, Saviour, Friend ;
And I know that Thou art with me,
Wilt be with me to the end.
No. 107. 3e0u0, keep me near tbe (Tross,
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1. Je - sus, keep me near the Cross ; There a pre - cious foun - tain,
2. Near the Cross, a trem-bling soul, Love and mer - cy found me;
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2. There the bright and morn - ing star Shed its beams a - round me.
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Bring its scenes before me ;
Help me walk from day to day
With its shadow o'er me.
4. Near ihe Cross I'll watch and wait,
Hoping, trusting ever,
Till I reach the golden strand,
Just beyond the river.
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2. Tho' the sea be deep and wide, Tho' a pas - sage seem
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REV. C. A. Fox.
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1. Trust and trem-ble — that is all ! Trust when all is dark and rough,
2. Kneel and bless the God of love, Kneel and woo His wondrous will,
3. Swift the Man of sor-rows now Stoops be - side thee, stoops to save ;
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4. Two glad services are ours,
Both the Master loves to bless,
First we serve with all our powers,
Then with all our feebleness.
5. Nothing else the soul uplifts
Save to serve Him night and day,
Serve Him when He gives His gifts,
Serve Him when He takes away.
6. Children of the cloud, well done !
Sanguine buds break white in flower ;
Rainbows follow when the sun
Looks back fondly on the shower.
7. Hallelujah, Christ is Lord !
Trust and tremble at His grace,
Trust the Mighty Mister's Word,
Tremble— He unveils His face !
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1. PRINCE of Peace, control my will ;
Bid this struggling heart be still ;
Bid my fears and doublings cease :
Hush my spirit into peace.
2. Thou hast bought me with Thy blood,
Opened wide the gate to God ;
Peace I ask, but peace must be,
Lord, in being one with Thee.
May Thy will, not mine, be done ;
May Thy will and mine be one ;
Chase these doublings from my heart :
Now Thy perfect peace impart.
Saviour, at Thy feet I fall !
Thou, my life, my God, my all 1
Let Thy happy servant be
One for evermore with Thee !
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2. He sheds on thy way; He'll lighten thy bur - den, Go, wea-ry one, pray.
3. Let oth-ers be blest; Go give them the sun - shine, Tell Je-sus the rest.
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REV. DR. H. BONAR.
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2. Yes, o'er me, o'er me He watch-eth, Cease-less watch-eth night and day :
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At the mercy-seat above ;
Ever for me interceding,
Constant in untiring love.
4. Yes, in me abroad He sheddeth
Joys unearthly — love and light ;
And to cover me He spreadeth
His paternal wing of might.
5. Yes, in me, in me He dwelleth —
I in Him, and He in me !
And my empty soul He filleth,
Here and through eternity.
6. Thus I wait for His returning,
Singing all the way to heaven ;
•Such the joyful song of morning,
Such the tranquil song of even.
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No. 113. "flfc? grace (0 sufficient
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2. "My grace is suf - fi- cient" — no word of a strati - ger Could
3. "My grace is suf - fi - cient " — un - me - rit - ed fa - vour To
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Yet I trust Him with faith ever stronger and stronger,
His promise must ever prevail.
5. " My grace is sufficient," — exhaustless in measure,
Though millions appeal in their need ;
My Saviour, I praise Thee, I take of the treasure,
Thy grace is sufficient indeed.
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And I can trust.
5. I may not draw aside the mystic veil
That hides the unknown future from my
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Nor know if for me waits the dark or
But I can trust.
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" Christ died for sinners," this I read ;
For in my heart I find a need
Of Him to be my Saviour !
3. That He should leave His place on high,
And come for sinful man to die,
You count it strange ?— so once did I,
Before I knew my Saviour !
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4. And oh, that He fulfilled may see
The travail of His soul in me,
And with His work contented be,
As I with my dear Saviour !
5. Yea, living, dying, let me bring
My strength, my solace from this spring,
That He who lives to be my King
Once died to be my Saviour !
No. 116.
REV. J. PARKER.
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G. C. STEBBINS.
1. God holds the key of all un-known, And I am
2. What if to - mor-row's cares were here, With-out its
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But this I knew :
I have the smiling of His face,
And all the refuge of His grace
While here below.
5. Enough ; this covers all my wants
And so I rest !
For what I cannot, He can see,
And in His care I saved shall be,
For ever blest.
No. 117. fiD? faitb looha up to ftbee.
REV. RAY PALMER.
OLIVET. 6.6.4.6.6.6.4.
DR. LOWELL MASON.
1. My faith looks up to Thee, Thou Lamb of Cal - va - ry,
2. May Thy rich grace im - part Strength to my faint - ing heart,
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3. While life's dark maze I tread,
And griefs around me spread,
Be Thou my Guide ;
Bid darkness turn to day,
Wipe sorrow's tears away,
Nor let me ever stray
From Thee aside.
When ends life's transient dream,
When death's cold, sullen stream
Shall o'er me roll,
Blest Saviour, then, in love,
Fear and distrust remove ;
O bear me safe above,
A ransom'd soul !
No. 118.
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5.4.6.4.
C. H. FORREST.
1. We can - not un - der - stand
2. When He, who know- eth all, .
3. His love is might - ier far .
Why this is
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2. We can but trust and say,
3. His thoughts to- ward us are
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Our Father dear !
He knows our every want ;
Why should we fear ?
Then, though our hearts are sad,
We still can pray,
And He will make us glad
In His own day.
III.— FAITH.
No. 119. ©b, trust tbpself to 3e$u0,
AURELIA. 7.6.7.6. D. DR. S. S. WESLEY.
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3. Oh, trust thyself to Jesus
When daily cares perplex,
And trifles seem so mighty
Thy inner soul to vex ;
Then is the hour for grasping
His hand who walked the sea
Then is the time for singing,
" He makes it calm for me."
4. Oh, trust thyself to Jesus
When thou art wearied sore,
When head or hand refuses
To think or labour more :
Then is the hour for leaning
Upon the Master's breast :
Then is the time for singing,
" My Saviour gives me rest."
$. Oh, trust thyself to Jesus
When thou art full of care,
For loved ones still refusing
Our blessed hope to share :
Then is the hour for trusting
Thy Lord to bring them nigh ;
Then is the time for singing,
"He loves them more than I."
6. Oh, trust thyself to Jesus
When loved ones pass away,
And life is sad and lonely,
And very dark the way:
Then is the hour for yielding
Entirely to His will ;
Then is the lime for singing,
" I have my Saviour still."
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No. 120. "3 tafce"— "1be unfcertaftes."
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2. I take sal-va - tion full and free, Thro' Him who gave His life for me,
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3. I take Him as my holiness,
My spirit's spotless, heavenly dress,
I take the Lord, my righteousness.
" I take " — " He undertakes."
4. I take the promised Holy Ghost,
I take the power of Pentecost,
To fill me to the uttermost,
" I take " — " He undertakes."
5. I take Him for this mortal frame,
I ta e ray healing through His Name,
And all His risen life I claim,
" I take " — " He undertakes."
6. I simply take Him at His word,
I praise Him that my prayer is heard,
And claim my answer from the Lord,
" I take — He undertakes."
III.— FAITH.
No. 121. Standing on tbe promises.
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2. Standing on the promises that can-not fail, When the howling storms of doubt and
3. Standing on the promises I now can see Perfect, present cleans-ing in the
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2. fear as -sail, By the living Word of God I shall pre -vail, Standing on the
3. blood for me; Standing in the lib - er - ty where Christ makes free, Standing on the
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Overcoming daily with the Spirit's sword,
Standing on the promises of God.
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Resting in my Saviour as my All in all,
Standing on the promises of God.
III.— FAITH.
No. 122.
REV. DR. H. BONAR.
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MARY TIDDLMAN.
1. Thy wray, not mine, O
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I would not if I might :
Choose Thou for me, my God,
So shall I walk aright.
4. Take Thou my cup, and it
With joy or sorrow fill,
As best to Thee may seem ;
Choose Thou my good and ill.
5. Choose Thou for me my friends,
My sickness or my health ;
Choose Thou my cares for me,
My poverty or wealth.
6. Not mine, not mine the choice.
In things or great or small ;
Be Thou my guide, my strength.
My wisdc ~n and my all !
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LUCY A. BENNETT.
6.6.6.6. Austrian Melody, har. by J. T. COOPER.
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3. Submit, lay down thine arms,
Nor question, nor rebel ;
So shalt thou hear erewhile
His whisper, " It is well."
4. No secret wonnd of thine,
Or be it great or small,
Presume to hide from Him ;
Confess, confess it all.
5. Nor merit of thine own
Upon His altar place ;
All is of Christ alone,
And of His perfect grace.
6. Rest, rest thee, weary heart !
Let care and anguish cease ;
Take from thy Saviour's Hands
Thine heritage of peace.
III.— FAITH.
No. 124. jfatber, 3 fcnow*
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1. Fa - ther, I know that all rny life Is por-tioned out for me, .
2. I ask Thee lor a thoughtful love, Thro' con-stant watch- ing wise .
3 I would not have the rest-less will That hur - ries to and fro, .
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2. To meet the glad with joy -ful smiles, And wipe the weep -ing eyes;
3. That seeks for some great thing to do, Or se - cret thing to know ;
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3. I would be treat - ed as a child, And guid - ed where I go. . .
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Wherever in the world I am,
In whatsoe'er estate,
I have a fellowship with hearts
To keep and cultivate ;
A work of lowly love to do
For Him on whom I wait.
I ask Thee for the daily strength,
To none that ask denied ;
A mind to blend with outward life,
While keeping at Thy side ;
Content to fill a little space,
If Thou be glorified.
6 Briars beset our every path,
Which call for patient care ;
There is a cross in every lot,
A constant need for prayer :
But lowly hearts that lean on Thee
Are happy anywhere.
7. In service which Thy love appoints,
There are no bonds for me ;
My secret heart is taught the truth
That makes Thy children free :
A li'e of self-renouncing love
Is one of liberty.
No. 125.
EDITH GILLING CHERRY.
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And needing more each day Thy grace to know :
Yet from our hearts a song of triumph pealing ;
" We rest on Thee, and in Thy name we go."
" We rest on Thee " — our Shield and our Defender !
Thine is the battle, Thine shall be the praise
When passing through the gates of pearly splendour,
Victors — we rest with Thee, through endless days.
No. 126. £be Xorb will provi&e.
C. S. HARRINGTON.
1. In some way or o-ther 1 he Lord will pro-vide :
2. At some time or o-ther The Lord will pro-vide :
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It may not be wy way,
It may not be my time,
1. It may not be thy way ; And yet in His own way " The Lord will pro-vide."
2. It may not be thy time ; And yet in His own time " The Lord will pro-vide."
3. Despond then no longer :
The Lord will provide :
And this be the token —
No word He hath spoken
Hath ever been broken :
14 The Lord will provide."
4. March on then right boldly ;
The sea shall divide ;
The pathway made glorious,
With shoutings victorious,
We'll join in the chorus,
" The Lord will provide."
III.— FAITH,
No. 127. ©b, bliss of tbe purifieM
REV. F. BOTTOME.
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No wound hath the soul that Hi? blood cannot cure ;
No sorrow-bowed head but ma^ sweetly find rest ;
No tears — but may dry them on Jesus' breast.
4. O Jesus the Crucified ! Thee will I sing ;
My blessed Redeemer, my God and my King :
My soul, filled with rapture, shall shout o'er the grave,
And triumph in death in the " Mighty to Save."
III.— FAITH.
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1. I hear Thy wel-come voice, That calls me, Lord, to Thee,
2. Though com - ing weak and vile, Thou dost my strength as - sure ;
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To perfect faith and love,
To perfect hope, and peace, and trust,
For earth and heaven above.
4. Tis Jesus who confirms
The blessed work within,
By adding grace to welcomed grace,
Where reigned the power of sin.
5. And He the witness gives
To loyal hearts and free,
That every promise is fulfilled,
If faith but brings the plea.
6. All hail ! atoning blood !
All hail ! redeeming grace !
All hail ! the gift of Christ our Lord,
Our strength and righteousness.
III.— FAITH.
No. 129. 3 tafce
REV. RICHMOND DECK.
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2. Days may be com -ing fraught With loss and change, New scenes sur-
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2. - round my li.e and fa - ces strange ; 1 thank Thee that no day can ev - er
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When sin has power to tempt, and care to life,
Marked by no special joy or grief or strife,
Days filled with quiet duties, trivial care,
Burdens too small for other hearts to
share ;
6. Spend Thou these days with me, all shall
be Thine—
So shall the darkest hour with glory shine.
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Yet in the darkest day I will not fear,
For, 'rnid the shadows, Thou wilt still be
near.
4, Days there may be of joy, and deep delight,
When earth seems fairest, and her skies
most bright ;
Then draw me closer to Thee, lest I rest
Elsewhere, my Saviour, than upon Thy
breast.
Then when these earthly years have passed
away,
Let me be with Thee in the perfect day.
No. 130. Thereafter tbou sbalt fwow.
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2. And so I stand and wait, Till Thou shall
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2. brightest thought shall be The full un - foid-ing of Thy love to me.
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That Thou my Father art
Lulls me to rest :
A weary child, on Thee my soul is stilled ;
Do as Thou wilt, for Thou the best hast
willed.
5. Have Thine own way with me ;
All things perform
If in the calm I be,
Or in the storm ;
How sweet, when cloud and storm are
overp>ast,
Just to be home, and with my God at last.
No. 131. Mailing witb 3e
Words and Air by MRS. L. SIIOREY. C.M.
Air. by H. A. McKENZIE.
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2. Look-ing to Je - sus day by
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2. Nev-er a bless-ing will He de - lay, Nought but in love de - ny.
3. Helping iomewand'rer to find the way, Guiding some err-ing one.
4. Singing for Jesus day by day,
Praising His name in song ;
Telling His love in a happy lay
Gladly the whole day long.
5. Living for Jesus day by day,
Sharing His grace and love,
Bearing His cross, that by this we may
Share in His joy above.
III.— FAITH.
No. 132.
FANNY J. CROSBY.
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1. "For Je - sus' sake" all sin for-giv'n ! " For Je- sus' sake "sweet rest ! "Tis
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3. When often like a wayward child,
I murmur at His will,
Then this sweet word, "For Jesus' sake,
My restless heart can still :
I bow my head, and gently led.
His easy yoke I take ;
And all the day, and all the way,
An echo in my heart shall say
" For Jesus' sake ! "
4. In suffering sore or toilsome task,
His burden light I'll bear ;
" For Jesus' sake " shall sweeten all,
Till His bright home I share ; [strong,
And then this song, more sweet, more
In heaven my harp shall wake :
Led all the way, till that glad day,
Eternally my heart shall say,
" For Jesus' sake !"
III.— FAITH.
No. 134. OLorfc (Sob, in Gbee confibtng*
REV. HENRY MOULE. HAPPY PILGRIMS. 7.6.7.6. D.
H. J. E. HOLMES.
T. Lord God, in Thee con - ft - ding, Our faith all fear dis - pels
2. Thou, Lord, who changest nev - er Through ail e - ter - ni - ty,
3. Thy love our voice ip - rais - es In grate- ful hymns of joy,
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2. Hast made us Thine for ev - er, Thy ;1 ck se - cure in Thee ;
3. And our un - ceas - ing prais - es Shall end - k-ss life em - ploy;
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3. For grace and jus - tice blend - ing, Un-chinge - a - bly the same,
1. And joy - ful - ly be - fore Thee The path of da - ty run.
2. The riv - ers of Thy bless - ing A - round our pas-ture flow,
3. And mer - cy, nev - er end - ing, U - nite in Je - sti's name.
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1. I know not why God's wondrous grace To me hath been made known
2. I know not how this sa-ving faith To me He did im - part ;
3. I know not how the Spi -rit moves, Con- vine -ing men of sin;
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3. Re- veal -ing Jo - sus thro' the Word, Cre - a - ting faith in Him.
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5. I know not when my Lord may come ;
I know not how, nor where ;
If I shall pass the vale of death,
Or " meet Him in the air."
III.— FAITH.
No. 136. Gbe possibilities of Jfaitb.
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That here sin's reign in me should cease ;
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2. If no-thing is too hard for Thee, All things are pos-si - ble to me.
3. The thing im-pos - si - ble shall be, All things are pos-si - bte to me.
All things are possible to God ;
To Christ, the power of God in man ;
To me when I am all renewed,
In Christ am fully formed again,
And from the reign of sin set free, —
All things are possible to me.
5. All things are possible to God ;
To Christ, the power of God in me ;
Now shed Thy mighty Self abroad,
Let me no longer live, but Thee ;
Give me this hour in Thee to prove
The sweet omnipotence of love.
No 137.
LUCY A. BENNETT.
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4. " Yes," though a thousand bid us answer " No ; "
Faith cleaves a passage through the ambushed foe
" We rest on Thee, and in Thy Name we go," —
Alleluia !
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4. I am trusting Thee to guide me,
Thou alone shalt lead,
Ev'ry day and hour supplying
All my need.
I am trusting Thee for power,
Thine can never fail ;
Words which Thou Thyself shalt give me,
Must prevail.
I am trusting Thee, Lord Jesus ;
Never let me fall !
I am trusting Thee for ever,
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III.— FAITH.
No. 139. Grueling in 3esus ©nip.
E. MOTE.
Joyfully.
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Support me in the 'whelming flood ;
When all around my soul gives way,
He then is all my hope and stay.
Oh, may I then in Him be found,
Clothed in His righteousness alone,
Faultless to stand before His throne.
No. 140. 3esus,
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1. JESUS, Thy blood and righteousness
My beauty are, my glorious dress ;
Midst flaming worlds, in these arrayed,
With joy shall I lift up my head.
On Christ, the Solid Rock I stand ;
All other ground is sinking sand.
2. Lord, I believe were sinners more
Than sands upon the ocean shore,
Thou hast for all a ransom paid,
For all a full atonement made.
3. When from the dust of death I rise
To claim my mansion in the skies,
E'en then, shall this be all my plea,
Jesus hath lived and died for me.
4. Bold shall I stand in that great day,
For who aught to my charge shall lay?
Fully, by Thee, absolved 1 nm
From sin and fear, from guilt and shame.
5. This spotless robe the same appears,
When ruined nature sinks in years ;
No age can change its glorious hue ;
Its glory is for ever new.
6. Thou God of power, Thou God of love,
Let all the world Thy mercy prove ;
Their beauty this, their glorious dress,
Jesus the Loid, our Righteousness !
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No. 141. Saviour ! 3 follow on.
REV. C. S. ROBINSON.
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2. Caus-tth mine eye a tear, But Thou dost whis-per near, " On - ly be - lieve."
3. Quickened and pu - ri - fied, Liv - ing for Him who died Free - ly for me.
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Saviour !
1. SAVIOUR ! Thy dying love
Thou gavest me,
Nor should I aught withhold,
Dear Lord, from Thee ;
In love my soul would bow,
My heart fulfil its vow,
Some offering bring Thee now,
Something for Thee !
2. At the blest mercv-seat,
Pleading for me,
My feeble faith looks up,
Jesus, to Thee :
Help me the cross to bear,
Thy wondrous love declare,
Some song to raise, or prayer,
Something for Thee !
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3. Give me a faithful heart —
Likeness to Thee —
That each departing day
Henceforth may see
Some work of love begun,
Some deed of kindness done,
Some wanderer sought and won,
Something for Thee !
4. All that I am and have —
Thy gifts so free —
In joy, in grief, through life,
Dear Lord, for Thee !
And when Thy face I see,
My ransomed soul shall be,
Through all eternity,
Something for Thee !
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No. 143.
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2. Pleas - ing or pain - ful, dark or bright, As best may seem to Thee.
3. A Fa -ther's hand will nev-er cause His child a need- less tear.
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4. Our times are in Thy hand :
Jesus, the Crucified,
Whose hand our many sins have pierced,
Is now our guard and guide.
5. Our rimes are in Thy hand :
We'll always trust to Thee,
Till we possess the promised land,
And all Thy glory see.
No. 145. Put tbou tbp trust in
1. PUT thou thy trust in God,
In duty's path go on ;
Walk in His strength with faith and hope,
So shall thy work be done.
2. Commit thy ways to Him,
Thy works unto His hands,
And rest on His unchanging word,
Who heaven and earth commands.
3. Though days and years roll on,
His covenant shall endure ; [iace,
Though clouds and darkness hide His
The promised grace is sure.
4. Through waves, and clouds, and storms,
His power will clear thy way ;
Wait thou His time ; the darkest night
Shall end in brightest day.
5. Thou seest our weakness, Lord,
Our hearts are known to Thee ;
O lift Thou up the sinking head,
Confirm the feeble knee.
6. Let us in life, in death,
Thy steadfast truth declare,
And publish with our latest breath
Thy love and guardian care.
Gerhardt, tr. J. Wesley.
No. 146.
C. ELLIOTT.
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2. Blest with this M-low - ship di - vine, Take what Thou wilt I'll ne'er re - pine :
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1. Help mo throughout life's vary - ing scene, By faith to cling to Thee.
2. E'en as die branch-es to the vine, My soul would cling to Thee.
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And eariidy friends and joys remove I
With patient uncomplaining love,
Still would I cling to Thee
4. Oft when I seem to tread alone [grown.
Some barren waste, with thorns o'er-
Thy voice of love, in gentlest tone,
Whispers, " Still oling to Me."
Though faith and hope may long be tried,
1 ask not, need not, aught Leside ;
How safe, how calm, bow satisfied,
The soul that clings to Thee !
They fear not Satan, nor the grave ;
They feel Thee near, and strong to save,
Nor dread to cross e'en Jordan's wave ;
Because they cling to Thee.
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1. I lean up - on no bro-ken reed, Nor trust an un-tried guide ;
2. I hold His hand as on we walk, And still He hold-eth mine;
1. I know Him and He know-eth me,
2. It is a h u~;naan hand I hold,
He walk-eth at my side.
It is a hand Di - vine.
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3. " Hold Thou me up "is still my cry,
As o'er the rugged road
Of this my pilgtimage I move,
That leads me nearer God.
4. Lord Jesus, Thou the first and last,
Oh, when wilt Thou appear ?
And bring the long, long-looked-for dawn
Of the eternal year.
No. 148. Hs seemetb best to Ufoee,
1. As seemeth best to Thee, my God ;
I ask no other thing.
All care beside may be at rest,
For Thine is on the wing.
2. As seemeth best to Thee, my God !
Give me the broken will,
Which, leaning on Omnipotence,
Is ' ' more than conqueror " still.
3. If Thou, eternal Lord, to-day
Should1 st yield the choice to me,
Then, most of all, my heart would pray,
" As seemeth best to Thee."
Lucy A. Bennett.
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4. While He affords His aid,
I cannot yield to fear ; [dark shade,
Though I should walk through death's
My Shepherd's with me there.
In sight of all my foes,
Thou dost my table spread ;
My cup with blessings overflows,
And joy exalts my head.
No. 150. <3tpc to tbe winks tb£ fears.
1. GlVE to the winds thy fears ;
Hope, and be undismayed ;
God hears thy sighs, and counts thy tears ;
God shall Hit up thy head.
2. Through waves, and clouds, and storms,
He gently clears thy way ;
Wait thou His time ; so shall the night
Soon end in joyous day.
3. He everywhere hath sway,
And all things serve His might ;
His every act pure blessing is,
His path unsullied light.
4. Leave to His sov'reign sway
To choose and to command ;
With wonder filled, thou then shalt own
How wise, how strong His hand.
5. Thou seest our weakness, Lord,
Our heatts are known to Thee :
Oh lift Thou up the sinking hand,
Confirm the feeble knee !
Rev. C. Wesley.
No. 151.
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LUCY A. BENNETT.
LUCERNE.
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1. Trust Him when thy wants are ma - ny ; Trust Him when thy friends are few ;
2. Trust Him when thy soul is bur-den'd With the sense of all its sin;
3. Trust Him for the "grace suf- fi -cient" — Ev - er e - qual to thy need
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2. He will speak the word of par - don,
3. Trust Him al - ways for the an - swer,
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Is the time to trust Him too !
He will make thee clean with - in.
W'hen in His dear name you plead.
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4. Trust Him for the grace to conquer —
He is " able to subdue " ;
Trust Him for the power for service ;
Trust Him for the blessing too.
5. Trust Him when dark doubts assail thee,
Trust Him when thy strength is small,
Trust Him when to simply trust Him
Seems the hardest thing of all.
No. 152.
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6. Trust Him ! He is ever faithful ;
Trust Him — for His will is best ;
Trust Him — for the heart of Jesus
Is the only place of rest.
7. Trust Him, then, through cloud or sun-
All Thy cares upon Him cast ; [shine,
Till the storm of life is over,
And the trusting days are past.
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1. ALWAYS with us, always with us.
Words of cheer, and words of love ;
Thus the risen Saviour whispers,
From His dwelling-place above.
2. With us when we toil in sadness,
Sowing much and reaping none ;
Telling us that in the future
Golden harvests shall be won.
I 3. With us when the storm is sweeping
O'er our pathway dark and drear ;
Waking hope within our bosoms,
Stilling every anxious fear.
With us in the lonely valley,
Whtn we cross the chilling stream :
Lighting up the steps to glory,
With salvation's radiant beam.
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No. 153.
FANNY J. CROSBY.
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2. I know not what a day may bring, Or where my path may lead ;
3. I know not what a day may bring — It mnt -ters naught to me;
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3. Trust ; if thy plans are thwarted,
Quietly stand tbou still ;
Listen for God's direction,
Patiently wait His will.
4. Trust, if the Master bids thee
Serve Him in trying ways ;
Strength shall be surely given —
Equal to all thy days.
5. Trust, if a cloud of worries
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Trust, and they pass away.
6. Trust, in each hour of darkness
Light will appear ere long :
Then, oh, the joy of singing
Faith's hallelujah song !
No. 156.
W. H. BUKLEIGH.
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Accept the hardship,, shrink not from the loss :
Our portion lies beyond the hour of trial,
Our crown beyond the cross.
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3. For one thing on - ly, Lord, dear Lord, I plead, Lead me a - right,
4. I do not ask, O Lord, that Thou shouldst shed Full ra-diance here ;
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2. I know too well the poi - son and the sting Of things too sweet.
3. Tho' strength should fal - ter, and tho' heart should bleed, Thro' Peace to Light.
4. Give but a ray of peace, that I rp.ay tread With - out a fear.
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I do not ask my cross to understand,
My way to see ;
Better in darkness just to feel Thy hand,
And follow Thee.
6. Joy is like restless day ; but peace divine
Like quiet night :
Lead me, O Lord, till perfect day shall shine,
Through Peace to Light.
No. 161
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3. God will nev - er leave thee,
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All our woe and sadness,
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Crov;n us with Thy favour,
Fill us with Thy love.
pART iv.-THE FULNESS OF THE HOLY SPIRIT.
No. 162. £be IDivine Comforter.
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ST. CUTHBERT. 8.6.8.4.
REV. DR. J. B. DYKES.
1. Our blest Re-deem - er, ere He breathed His
2. He came sweet in-iluence to im - part, A
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2. While He can find one hum - ble heart Where - in to rest.
3. That checks each thought, that calms each fear, And speaks of heaven.
4. And every virtue we possess,
And every conquest won,
And every thought of holiness,
Are His alone.
5. Spirit of purity and grace,
Our weakness, pitying, see :
Oh, make our hearts Thy dwelling-place,
And worthier Thee.
No. 163. 6ot> fills tbe Soul tbat it ma? pour*
WILLIAM LUFF. WINCHESTER NEW. L.M.
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1. God fills the soul that it may pour The ful - ness on an - o- ther heart:
2. God fills the sails with heav'n-ly breath That we may trade to o-thershores;
3. God fills us with the fin- est wheat, That.strengthen'din the in - ner man,
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2. Speed from the calms of sloth and death, And car - ry far the heav'n-ly stores.
3. We may at- tempt tome no- ble feat, The starv'd and hun-gry nev - er can,,
4. He fills us that our souls may rise
Above the lower earthly things :
Mount upward to the cloudless skies,
Arising as on eagles' wings.
1 5. Hast thou this filling 7 Give thy store !
Speed onward ! hoist thy every sail !
Made strong, put forth thy strength the more,
Rise high above earth's misty vale.
IV. — THE FULNESS Oi-' THE HOLY SPIRIT.
No. 164. f illeo witb ail tbe fulness of (Bob.
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2. Pro-miseand com -inand coin-bin - ing, Doubt to chase and faith to lift, —
3. Take us, Lord, oh, take us tru - ly, Mind and soul, and heart and will !
4. Lord \ve ask it, hard - ly know-ing What this v%on-drous gift may be;
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1. Words of grace and power un - bro - ken,
2. Self re-nounc-ing, all re - sign - ing,
3. Emp - ty us ind cleanse us through -ly,
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With mys - te-rious glo - ry fraught.
We would claim this migh - ty gift.
Then with all Thy ful - ness fill.
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Make us in Thy royal palace
Vessels worthy for the King ;
From Thy fulness fill our chalice
From Thy never-failing spring.
5. Father, by this blessed filling,
Dwell Thyself in us, we pray !
We are waiting, Thou art willing !
Fill us with Thyself to-day !
No. 165. 1bol£ (Bbost, 2)tspel our Safcness.
HOLY GHOST, dispel our sadness,
Pierce the clouds of sinful night :
Come, Thou Source of sweetest gladness,
Breathe Thy life, and spread Thy light ! j
From that height that knows no measure,
As a gracious shower descend ;
Bringing down the richest treasure
Man can wish, and God can send.
P. Gerhardt.
No. 166. Come, Ubou jfount of everp Blessing !
1. COME, Thou Fount of every blessing,
Tune my heart to sing Thy grace ;
Streams of mercy, never ceasing,
Call for songs of loudest praise.
2. Teach me some celestial measure,
Sung by ransomed hosts above ;
Oh, the vast, the boundless treasure
Of my Lord's unchanging love !
3, Oh, to grace how great a debtor
Daily I'm constrained to be !
Let Thy grace, Lord, like a fetter,
Bind my wand' ring heart to Thee.
4. Prone to wander, Lord, I feel it —
Prone to leave the God I love —
Take my heart, oh, take and seal it,
Seal it from Thy courts above.
R. Robinson.
No. 167. mow ma$ tbe Spirit's 1bol\> if ire.
TOPLADY.
ST. AiXN. C.M.
DR. W. CROFT.
1. Now may the Spi - rit's ho - ly fire,
2. Great Com -fort - er ! our souls con - fess ;
De - scend ing
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Blow on the drooping field ;
Our spices, then, shall breathe perfume,
And fragrant incense yield.
4. Touch with a living coal the lip
That shall proclaim Thy word
And bid us all devoutly keep
Attention to the Lord.
No. 168. © 1bol\> (Sbost, Gb£ people Bless.
REV. SIR H. W. B.
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1. U Ho - ly Ghost, Thy peo - pie bless
2. To Thee we bring.who art the Lord,
3. Life - giv - ing Spi - rit, o'er us move,
4. Great Gift of our as- cend-ed King,
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Who long to feel Thy might,
Our- selves to be Thy throne ;
As on the form -less deep;
His sav - ing truth re - veal;
1. And fain would grow in ho - li - ness As chil - dren of the light.
2. Let ev - 'ry thought, and deed, and word Thy pure do - min - ion own.
3. Give life and or - der, light and love, Where now is death or sleep.
4. Our tongues in -spire His praise to sing, Our hearts His love to feel.
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5. True Wind of heaven, from south to north,
For joy or chastening, blow ;
The garden-spices shall spring forth
If Thou wilt bid them flow.
6. O Holy Ghost, of sevenfold might,
All graces come from Thee ;
Grant us to know and serve aright
One God in Persons Three.
No. 169. "Baptise us witb
1. " BAPTIZE us with Thy Spirit, Lord,"
Out of the depths we cried.
No tongues of fire came down ; it seemed j
Our prayers, in silence, died.
2. But, " though it tarry, wait for it,"
Not lightly God imparts
His mighty blessings ; grace and power
Need long-prepared hearts.
3. Say, canst thou drink of that dark cup,
Where tears of anguish flow,
And, ere the baptism of fire,
Be first baptized in woe ?
4.. Before the voice of God doth speak,
" As man speaks to his friend,"
Spirit,
A great strong wind perchance may break
The rocks, and mountains rend.
Still wilt thou stand before the Lord,
And for His promise wait?
The earth may quake, and shattered hopes
Leave thy life desolate.
Within thy heart His fire must burn,
Consuming all the dross ;
Till, midst the ashes of a world,
Stands nothing but the Cross.
Then, in the calm, " a still small voice
Shall speak, yea, speak to thee ;
Wrapped in the mantle of God's truth
And power thy lips shall be. J ff S.
IV.— THE FULNESS OF THE HOLY SPIRIT.
No. 170. Come, 1bo!\> Spirit, (Tome !
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Then we shall know, and praise, and love
The Father, Son, and Thee.
No. 171. Xorfc, let me jfeel
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1. LORD, let me feel Thy power,
The power of Thine own love,
And all that hinders in my heart
I trust Thee to remove.
2. Lord, let me feel Thy power,
And with Thy Spirit fill,
That sweeter far than aught beside,
Shall be to do Thy will.
3. Lord, let me feel Thy power.
When dark before my eyes,
Some rugged steep, some fiercer storm,
Some sterner conflict lies.
4. Lord, let me feel Thy power,
All service then is sweet ;
Thy way will always be the best
To quickened, loving feet.
5. Lord, let me feel Thy power,
Possess me, let me be
A channel only in Thy hand,
Kept to be used by Thee.
Mary R. Maxwell.
No. 172.
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1. HOLY GHOST, with light Divine,
Shine upon this heart of mine ;
Chase the shades of night away,
Turn the darkness into day.
2. Holy Ghost, with power Divine,
Cleanse this guilty heart of mine
Long has sin without control
Held dominion o'er my soul.
3. Holy Ghost, with joy Divine,
Cheer this saddened heart of mine ;
Bid my many woes depart,
Heal my wounded, bleeding heart.
4. Holy Spirit, all Divine,
Dwell within this heart of mine :
Cast down every idol throne ;
Reign supreme, and reign alone.
A. Reed.
No, 174. (gracious Spirit, 1bol? (Bbost
CHARITY. 7.7.7.5.
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2. Love than death it - self more strong: There -fore give us Love.
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Melting in the light of day ;
Love will ever with us stay :
Therefore give us Love.
4. Faith will vanish into sight;
Hope be emptied in delight ;
Love in heaven will shine more bright
Therefore give us Love.
5. Faith and Hope and Love we see
Joining hand in hand agree ;
But the greatest of the three
And the best is Love.
6. From the overshadowing
Of Thy gold and silver wing
Shed on us who to Thee sing
Holy, heavenly Love.
IV. — THE FULNESS OF THE HOLY SPIRIT.
No. 175. Come, Gbou Burning Spirit, Come !
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Bought for me by blood Divine :
Through the all-prevailing Name
All the promises are mine.
IV. — THE FULNESS OF THE HOLY SPIRIT.
No. 176. Come,
From the Latin, pth Century.
(Sbost, our Souls Suspire.
L.M.
REV. CANON HAVKRGAL.
Moderate.
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2. Thy bless-ed unc- tio;i from a - bove
3. A-noint and cheer our soil - ed face
4. Teach us to know the Fa-ther, Son,
And light-en with ce - les - tial fire ;
Is corn-fort, life, and fire of love ;
With the a - bun-dance, of Thy grace
And Thee of Both, to be but One;
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En - a - ble with per - pet - ual light The dul-ness of our blind-ed sight:
Keep far our foes, give peace at home ; Where Thou art guide no ill can come.
That thro' the a - ges all a - long Re-deem-ing love may be our song.
No. 177.
ZIbou ]££altefc Son of (Bob,
1. O THOU exalted Son of God,
High seated on Thy Father's throne !
The gifts, the purchase of Thy blood,
To us Thy waiting saints make known.
2. Come, Holy Ghost, all-sacred Fire !
Come, fill Thy earthly temples now ;
Emptied of every base desire,
Reign Thou within, and only Thou.
3. Thy sovereign right, Thy gracious claim,
To every thought and every power ;
Our lives, — to glorify Thy name,
We yield Thee in this sacred hour,
4. Fill every chamber of the soul ;
Fill all our thoughts, our passions fill ;
Till under Thy supreme control
Submissive rests our cheerful will.
5. Tis done ; Thou dost this moment come ;
My longing soul is all Thine own ;
My heart is Thy abiding home ;
Henceforth I live for Thee alone.
6. The altar sanctifies the gift ;
The blood insures the boon divine :
My outstretched hands to heaven I lift,
And claim the Father's promise mine.
7. Now rise, exulting rise, my soul,
Triumphant sing the Saviour's praise ;
His name through earth and skies extol
With all thy power through all thy days,
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No. 178. Come, Gracious Spirit, 1beav>enl£ Dove !
1. COME, gracious Spirit, heavenly Dove,
With light and comfort from above :
Be Thou our Guardian, Thou our Guide,
O'er every thought and step preside.
2. The light of truth to us display,
That we may know and choose Thy way ;
Plant holy fear in every heart,
That we from God may ne'er de-part.
Conduct us safe, conduct us far
From every sin and hurtful snare :
Lead us to Christ, the living Way,
Nor let us from His pastures stray.
Lead us to holiness, the road
That we must take to dwell with God ;
Lead us to God, our final rest,
To be with Him for ever blessed !
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No. 179. XorJ), 3 Ibear of Sbowers of Blessing*
MRS. CODNER.
Plaintive.
8.7.8.7. D., with Refrain.
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Show'rs the thirs - ty land re-fresh-ing;
Pass me not, O gra- cious Fa-ther !
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Let me love and cling to Thee :
I am longing for Thy favour;
Whilst Thou'it calling, call for me.
Pass me not, O mighty Spirit !
Thou canst make the blind to see ;
Witnesser of Jesus' merit,
Speak the Word of power to me.
Love of God, so pure and changeless !
Blood of Christ, so rich and free !
Grace of God, so strong and boundless !-
Magnify them all in me.
Pass me not ! Thy lost one bringing,
Bind my heart, O Lord, to Thee:
While the streams of life are springing,
Blessing others, oh, bless me.
No. 180.
TCbou ftnowest all tbe tbunger.
1. LORD, Thou knowest all the hunger
Of the heart that seeks Thee now ;
How my soul hath long been craving
What Thou only canst bestow.
Seeking now, seeking now,
Let Thy Spirit meet me now.
2. Failure in my walk and witness,
Failure in my work I see ;
Fruitless toil, un-Christlike living,
Calling forth no praise to Thee.
3. Now to Thee my soul confesses
All its failure, all its sin ;
All the pride, the self-contentment,
All the " secret faults " within.
4. Save me from myself, my Father,
From each subtle form of pride ;
Lead me now with Christ to Calvary,
Show me I witli Him have died.
No more let it be my working,
Nor my wisdom, love, or power,
But the life of Jesus only,
Passing through me hour by hour.
Let the fulness of Thy Spirit
Resting on Him cover me,
That the witness borne to others,
May bring glory, Lord, to Thee.
Father, in Thy Son's Name, pleading,
I believe my prayer is heard ;
And I praise Thee for the answer,
Resting simply on Thy word.
Praising now, praising now,
Thou hast answered, Lord, I know !
No. 181. Spirit £>i\>ine ! Httenb our
Freda Hanbury Allen.
DR. A. REED.
Moderate.
WINCHESTER OLD.
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the dew— and sweet - ly bless This con - se - era - ted hour ;
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4. May bar - ren-ness re - joice to own
O come, great Spi - rit, come !
Where all the righ-teous go.
To our Re - deem-er's name.
Thy fer - ti - lis - ing power.
Come as the dove — and spread Thy wings,
The wings of peaceful love ;
And let Thy church on earth become
Blest as the church above.
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And Pentecostal grace,
That all of woman born may see
The glory of Thy face.
No. 182. Spirit of Ifooliness, &o TTboiu
1. SPIRIT of Holiness, do Thou
Dwell in this soul of mine ;
Possess my heart and make me know
A sanctily divine.
2. Spirit of Truth, Thy word reveal,
Its treasures open wide ;
Lead me to see my Father's will,
And in that will abide.
3. Spirit of Jesus, glorify
The Master's name in me;
Whether I live or if I die,
Let Christ exalted be.
4. Spirit of Love, Thy best of gifts
Upon Thy servant pour ;
Love, which another's burden lifts
And serves God every hour.
Rev. J. Holroyde.
No. 183. (Tome to our Ipoor matured
REV. G. RAWSON.
Calmly.
CAPETOWN. 7.7.7.5.
DR. F. FILITZ.
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Come to cur poor na- lure's night With Thy bless - ed in- ward light,
We are sin - ful — cleanse us, Lord: Sick and faint— Thy strength af - ford:
Or-phans are our souls, and poor, Give us from Thy heav'n - ly store
Like the dew Thy peace dis - til ; Guide, sub - due our way - ward will,
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3. Faith, love, joy, for ev - er
4. Things of Christ un - fold - ing
nite ; Com - fort - er Di - vine,
stored, Com - fort - er Di - vine,
more, Com - fort - er Di - vine.
still, Com - fort - er Di - vine.
5. Gentle, awful, holy Guest,
Make Thy temple in each breast —
Shrine of purity confessed ;
Comforter Divine.
6. In us, for us, intercede,
And with voiceless groanings, plead
Our unutterable need,
Comforter Divine.
7. Dwell in us as in the Son,
With His Father ever One
In adoring union ;
Comforter Divine.
8. In us, "Abba, Father, " cry ;
Earnest of our bliss on high ;
Seal of Immortality ;
Comforter Divine.
IV.— THE FULNESS OF THE HOLY SPIRIT.
No. 184. Gbe Ibolp Spirit's power in tbe fbeart
REV. DR. F. BOTTOME.
Slow.
DENNIS. S.M.
Swiss Melody,
1. The Ho - ly Ghost is come, We feel His pres - ence here;
2. This ten - der - ness of love, This hush of sol - emn -power ;
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2. 'Tis Heav'n des - cend - ing from a - bove,
But bow in fil - ial fear.
To fill this fa - voured hour.
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Heaven's light serenely shines,
And every heart, divinely led,
To holy thought inclines.
4. No more let sin deceive,
Nor earthly cares betray :
Oh, let us never, never grieve
The Comforter away !
No. 135. IRcvive tbc Ibearts of ail,
JAMES L. BLACK.
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1. God is here, and that to bless us With the Spi - rit's quick'riing pow'r !
2. God is here! we feel His pres -ence In this con - se - crat - ed place;
3. God is here! oh, then, be - liev - ing, Bring to Him our one de - sire,
4. Saviour, grant the prayer we of - fer, While in sim - pie faith we bow;
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2. But we need the soul -re - fresh- ing Of His free, un-bound-ed grace.
3. That His love may now be kin - died, Till its flame each heart in - spire.
4. From the win - dows of Thy mer - cy Pour us out a bless -ing now.
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2. Thy Ho-ly Spi-rit, Lord, a -lone Can deep-er love in - spire, His pow'r a-lonewith-
3. Thy Ho-ly Spi-rit, Lord, can bring The gifts we seek in prayer, His voice can words of
4. Thy Ho-ly Spi-rit, Lord, can give The grace we need this hour, And while we wait, O
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No. 187. 3e0u0, £bine HlMnctorioua %o\>e.
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Illuminate my soul ;
Scatter Thy life through every part,
And sanctify the whole.
My steadfast soul, from falling free,
Shall then no longer move,
While Christ is all the world to me,
And all my heart is love.
No. 188.
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A Hallelujah song is daily raised,
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Jehovah's name is glorified and praised
Pour down Thy Spirit once again, dear Lord ;
Our cry goes up to Thee for ' ' Iktter rain" ;
Unite Thy people as ike "heart of one,"
And Pentecostal days shall come again 1
No. 189. ibol? Spirit, Come, we pra£.
7.7.7. From BEETHOVEN.
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1. Ho - ly Spi - rit, come, we pray, Shed from heav'n Thine
2. Come, Thou Fa - ther of the poor ; Come, Thou Source of
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Thou, the soul's delightful guest,
Sweet refreshment of the breast ;
4. Thou, in labour our repose,
Cooling shade when noontide glows,
Solace sweet in all our woes !
5. Light most blissful ! Fire Divine !
Fill, oh, fill these hearts of Thine ;
On our inmost being shine.
6. If in Thee it be not wrought,
All in men is simply nought :
Nothing pure in deed or thought.
7. Cleanse the sordid from their stain,
On the thirsty pour Thy rain,
Heal the wounded of their pain.
8. To Thy will the stubborn mould,
Melt the frozen heart and cold,
Guide the wanderer to the fold.
9. On the faithful who confide
Solely in Thyself as Guide,
Let Thy sevenfold gifts abide.
to. Grant them virtue's full increase,
Grant them safe and sweet release,
Grant them everlasting peace.
PART V.— THE OVERCOMING LIFE.
No. 190. IRone but Cbriet can Satisfy.
B. E. (arr.).
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2. I sighed for rest and hap -pi -ness, I yearned for them, not Thee;
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2. But while I passed my Sa • viour by, His love laid hold on me.
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But ah ! the waters failed !
E'en as I stooped to drink they'd fled,
And mocked me as I wailed.
4. The pleasures lost 1 sadly mourned,
But never wept for Thee,
Till grace the sightless eyes received,
Thy loveliness to see.
. — THE OVERCOMING LIFE.
No. 191. Gbe Saviour wbo Saves
PASTEUR THEO MONOD.
Trs. expressly for this Work by REV. WADE ROBINSON.
Joyfully. P-M-
REV. J. MOUNTAIN.
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1. I have found, I have found the way Which leads to heav'n - ly rest;
2. He hath ta - ken our sins a - way, When on Cal-v'ry's cross He bled;
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1. I have found, I have found the peace Which filled my Sa-viour's breast.
2. The dis - ease of our soul He heals By His Spi - rit free - ly shed ;
1. O friends in the des - ert past, Come, join in prayer and praise;
2. Though Sa - tan hath pierced us deep, And great the grace each prays;
For CHORUS repeat the
last two lines of each verse.
1. E'en now He waits our cry, — The Sa-viour who saves al - ways.
2. The more we prove His might, — The Sa-viour who saves al • ways.
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3. Long, alas ! in the gloom I fought,
'Mid strife of wind and waves ;
Jesus seemed only this to me :
A Saviour who sometimes saves.
But sweet are the light and calm
That fill my happy days,
Since now I fully trust
The Saviour who saves always.
O my Sun and my Shield art Thou !
Lead on where Thou hast trod ;
My Salvation, my Joy, my Song,
My Brother, and yet my God.
Whate'er then my life betide,
I now can trust and praise ;
Each moment Thou wilt save,
O Saviour, who sav '*t a/ways.
V. — THE OVERCOMING LIFE.
No. 192. Count \>our Ble00ing0*
By permission.
REV. JOHNSON OATMAN, Jun. ii.ii.n.n.
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z. Areyouev-er burden'd with a load of care? Does the cross seem hea - vy
3. Whenyoulookat others with their lands and gold, Think that Christ has pro-mis'd
4. So, a - mid the conflict, whether great or small, Do not be dis • couraged,
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3. you His wealth un - told, Count your ma-ny blessings, mo -ney can - not buy
all, Count your ma-ny blessings, an - geis will at - tend,
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3. Your re-ward in heaven, nor your home on high, j
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Copyright 1897.
No. 193.
V. — THE O VER > COMING LIFE.
Cross is not (Breater,
Dy per. Sal. Army Musical Board.
P.M.
Com. BALLINGTON BOOTH.
Arr. by W. J. K.
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The toil of my work groweth lighter
As I stoop to raise the low.
4. His will I have joy in fulfilling
As I'm walking in His sight ;
My all to the blood I am bringing,
It alone can keep me right.
V.—THR OVERCOMING LIFE.
No. 194. 3'm flftore tban Conqueror.
PARKER.
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(By permission of PHILIP PHILLIPS.)
8.5.8.5.8.8.5.
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2. - fore the boasting fee is dead,
3. pro-mise is e-noughfor me,
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Je-sus saves me now. I win the fight, tho-*
Je - sus saves me now. Though foes be strong and
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2. not be -gun, I'll trust and shout, still march-ing on,
3. walls be high, I'll shout, He gives the vie - to - ry,
Je - sus saves me now.
Je - sus saves me now.
Je - sus saves me now.
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Why should I ask a sign from God ?
Jesus saves me now ;
Can I not trust the precious blood ?
Jesus saves me now.
Strong in His word, I meet the foe,
And, shouting, win without a blow :
Jesus saves me now.
Should Satan come like 'whelming waves,
Jesus saves me now ;
Ere trials crush, my Father saves,
Jesus saves me now.
He hides me till the storm is past,
For me He tempers every blast :
Jesus saves me now.
No. 195. 3e0u0 Saves me IRow,
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( Je - sus hath died and hath ris - en a - gain, Pardon and peace to be - stow ; )
'( Ful - ly I trust Him; from sin's guilty stain Je - sus saves me now. )
( Sin's con-dem-na- tion is o- ver and gone, Jesus alone knoweth how;)
' ( Life and Sal - va - tion my soul hath put on : Je - sus saves me now. )
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That Christ will never allow ; Satan to Jesus must bow ;
Doubts I have buried, and this is my strain, Therefore 1 triumph without and within
" Jesus saves me now." Jesus saves me now.
4. Resting in Jesus, abiding in Him,
Gladly my faith can avow, —
Never again need my pathway be dim :
Jesus saves me now.
6. Sorrow and pain may beset me about,
Nothing can darken my brow ;
Battling in faith, I can joyfully shotlt :
" Jesus saves me now."
No. 196. 30 £our Xife full?
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1. Is your life ful-ly yield -ed to Je -sus? Is He King a-lone in your soul?
2. Do you look for His guidance in all things? Do you trust Him \\i\h ev -' ry care?
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1. Is the gov-ernment placed on His shoul - der, Not on - ly in part, but the whole?
2. Do you keep in His presence each mo - ment, And always your joy with Him share?
3. Do you sit at His feet in the morning,
And wait ere you go on your way ;
Seekingy£r.y/ for the strength and the wisdom,
To live to His glory all day ?
4. Do you trust Him for victory ever,
Over self and Satan and sin ?
Do you follow the sure, gentle leading
Of God's Holy Spirit within ?
F.—THE OVERCOMING LIFE.
No. 197. 3e0u8 Saves me all tbe Gime.
REV. J. MOUNTAIN.
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2. Je - <us saves, can I re - pine? Je - sus saves when I re - joice
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2. Je - sus saves when hopes de - cline — Faith can al - ways hear His voice.
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3. Tesus saves when sorrows come,
Jesus saves when death apr-ears ;
Jesus saves and leads me home,
N DW He saves from doubts and fears.
4. Jesus saves me, He is mine ;
Jesus saves me, I am His ;
Jesus saves as I recline
On His precious promises.
5. Jesus saves, He saves from sin,
Jesus saves, I feel Him nigh ;
Jesus saves, He dwells within,
Gladly do I testify.
6. Jesus saves, O mighty power !
Jesus saves, O bliss sublime!
Jesus saves me hour by hour,
Jesus saves me all the time.
No. 198.
IReaurrection Xlfe.
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Servants to God, for evermore sealed,
"Not under law," I'm now "under grace,"
Sin is dethroned, and Christ takes its place.
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Things of which now I'm truly ashamed,
' ' Fruit unto holiness " will I bear,
Life evermore, the end I shall share.
Glory be to God.
No. 199.
jfull Salvation !
ST. WERBUKGH. 8.7.8.7.47.
WEBBE.
sal-va-tion! Full sal - va - tion ! Lo, the foun-tain o-pened wide,
1. Full sal - va - tion ! Full sal - va - tion !
2. Oh, the glo-rious re - ve - la - tion !
3. Love's re -sist-less cur-rent sweeping
Lo, the foun-tain o-pened wide,
See the cleans-ing cur- rent flow,
All the re - gions deep with - in ;
1. Streams through ev-'ry land and na- tion
2. Wash- ing stains of con-dem - na-tion
3. Thought, and wish, and sen-ses keep-ing
From the Sa-viour's woiavd ed side.
Whi - ter than the dri - ven snow :
Now, and ev - 'ry in-stant, clean :
1. Full sal - va- tion ! Full sal - va - tion ! Streams an
2. Full sal - va - tion ! Full sal - va - tion ! Oh, the
3. Full sal - va - tion ! Full sal - va - tion ! From the
end - less crim-son tide.
rap-t'rous bliss to know!
guilt and power of sin.
Life immortal, heaven descending,
Lo ! my heart the Spirit's shrine :
God and man in oneness blending —
Oh, what fellowship is mine !
Full salvation !
Raised in Christ to life divine !
Care and doubting, gloom and sorrow.
Fear and shame are mine no more ;
Faith knows naught of dark to-morrow.
For my Saviour goes before :
Full salvation !
Full and free for evermore
No. 200.
F. R. HAVERGAL.
7.— THE OVERCOMING LIFE.
Cburcb of (Sofc,
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1. Church of God, be - loved and cho - sen, Church of Christ for whom He died,
2. By His will He sane - ti - fit - eth, By the Spi- rit's power with-in ;
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2. By the lov - ing hand that chas-tenetli Fruits of righ- teous-ness to win ;
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2. By His truth and by Hispro-mise, By the Word, His gift un - priced,
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2. By His own blood, and by u - nion WTith the ri - sen life of Christ.
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Not by effort of thine own, —
Sin's dominion crushed and broken
By the power of grace alone, —
God's own holiness within thee,
His own beauty on thy brow :
This shall be thy pilgrim brightness,
This thy blessed portion now.
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Body, spirit, soul shall be
Blameless till thy Saviour's coming
In His glorious majesty !
He hath perfected for ever
Those whom He hath sanctified ;
Spotless, glorious, and holy,
Is the Church, His chosen Bride.
No. 201.
LOUISE M. ROUSE.
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1. Pre-cious Sa-viour, Thou hast saved me ; Thine, and on - ly Thine, I am:
2. Long my yearn - ing heart was striv-ing To ob - tain this pre-cious rest;
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2. But, when all my strug-gles end - ed, Sim -ply trust -ing, I was blest.
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Feeling now the blood applied
Lying in the cleansing fountain,
Dwelling in my Saviour's side.
4. Consecrated to Thy service,
I will live and die to Thee ;
I will witness to Thy glory,
Of salvation, full and free.
$. Yes, I will stand up for Jesus ;
He has sweetly saved my soul,
Cleansed my soul from sin's corruption,
Sanctified, and made me whole.
6. Glory to the Lord who bought me,
Glory for His saving power;
Glory to the Lord who keeps me,
Glory, glory evermore !
V.—THE OVERCOMING LIFE.
No. 202.
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JEAN SOPHIA PIGOTT.
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1. Lord Je-sus Thou dost keep Thy child Thro' sun-shine or thro' tempests wild ;
2. O glorious Saviour, Thee I praise ; To Thee my new glad song I raise,
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Trusting in Thee : Thine own right hand
Doth keep and comfort me ;
My soul doth triumph in Thy word ;
Thine, Thine be all the praise, dear Lord,
As Thine the victory.
4. Love perfecteth what it begins ;
Thy power doth save me from my sins -,
Thy grace upholdeth me.
This life of trust, how glad, how sweet ;
My need and Thy great fulness meet,
And I have all in Thee.
No. 203. Poor wears beartt \\>bs sat) ant) lone ?
T. POOR weary heart, why sad and lone
When there is waiting for thee One
Who would be All to thee?
He knows thy cares, thy doubts and fears,
He listens to thy sighs, and hears
In deepest sympathy.
2. Oh ! restless, thirsty, hungering one,
When God's own well-beloved Son
Came down to Calvary,
He died to save thee from all sin,
That thou might'st joy and rest in Him,
For constant victory.
Wilt thou not yield Him all thy heart?
The holding back of any part
Will leave thee weary still.
He sacrificed His All for thee,
Thine All it is His wish to be :
Is He to have His Will ?
Oh ! crown Him King this very day,
Let this great Saviour have His Way
And be thine All in All.
Then strong in Him, go forth to prove
God's own unutterable Lore
Is thine, whate'er befall.
Emmeline G. Thiselton.
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Such as none but the blood-washed may feel,
When heaven comes down redeemed spirits to greet,
And Christ sets His covenant seal.
There's a song in the valley of blessing so sweet,
And angels would fain join the strain,
As with rapturous praises we bow at His feet,
Crying, " Worthy the Lamb that was slain !"
No. 205.
J. S. PlGOTT.
Slowly.
V.—THE OVERCOMING LIFE.
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1. Thou art a - ble, bless - ed Je - sus, E'en Thy weak-est ones to keep ;
2. Thou art a - ble ; Thou who hold-est Waves and tem-pests in Thy hand
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Oh, the rapture of the thought !
Shall we find it hard to trust Thee,
Where all life with love is fraught ?
Thou, whose love is never sleeping,
For the sweetness of Thy keeping,
Can we praise Thee as we ought ?
Thou art able ! we adore Thee I
We ascribe to Thee the power,
And glad anthems to Thy glory
We would sing each day and hour ;
While the joy of now possessing
In Thyself each promised blessing
Is our sweet, unending dower.
V.—THE OVERCOMING LIFE.
No. 236. 3f (Sob Dimself be for me.
PAUL GKRHARDT.
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3. His Holy Spirit dwelleth
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Tames it, when it rebelleth,
And soothes the keenest smart :
And when my soul is lying
Weak, trembling, and oppressed,
He pleads with groans and sighing
That cannot be expressed.
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4. To mine His Spirit speaketh
Sweet words of soothing power,
How God, for him that seeketh
For rest, hath rest in store :
There God Himself prepareth
My heritage and lot,
And, though my body weareth,
My heaven shall tail me not
V.—THE OVERCOMING U&E.
No. 207. £fecw wtlt 0bew me, mtsbty fatber.
REV. C. A. Fox.
INFANTS' PETITION. 8. 7. 8.7.
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2. Side by side, we know not whith-er,
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2. Side by side, henceforth for ev - er
Press we to the dawning day !
With Thee, veiled Ernman-u - el.
No. 208.
" Ubou remaittest"
1. " THOU rerr.ainest. " Breathe it softly,
As in loneliness ye wait,
As the vanished ones long waited
For the opening of the gate.
2. " Thou remainest. " This thy watchword
When the foes from ambush start ;
Vain their siege ! If God be with us
Peace may garrison the heart.
3. " Thou remainest." Peace our portion
Though the billows toss and foam ;
Lo, the vessel rides at anchor,
Everywhere is God and Home !
4. Nature, in her moods inconstant
Can desert the child she bore ;
Hope betrays by brightest promise, —
" Thou remainest" evermore.
5. Silent the familiar voices, —
Vacant places, who can fill ?
Vanished forms and absent faces —
" Thou remainest" with us still.
6. Years recede ; the Christ abideth,
Time and change may do their worst
All is ours, for Thou remainest,
Thou art Last as well as First.
Lucy A. Bennett.
No. 209. Herb an& fifcaster we will own Ibtnu
LUCY A. BENNLTT.
CASTLEGATE. 8.7.8.7. D.
ARTHUR PAGE.
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Stay, the Blesser comes to you !
" Higher truth " ? But this is highest,
We are in Himself— The TRUE.
Not attainment, not acquirement,
But His fulness fully known ;
Guarantee for all requirement,
Jesus is upon the Throne.
By a Priesthood all unchanging
Jesus meets our changing need :
Naught from us His love estranging,
Truly we are bless'd indeed.
Lo, a covenant unbroken
Spans the distance, "Till He come
Of the things which we have spoken,
This, for aye, remains the sum.
No. 210. Melcome, welcome, Q IRebeemer,
1. WELCOME, welcome, O Redeemer,
Welcome to this heart of mine.
Lord, I make a full surrender,
Every power and thought be Thine
Thine entirely, Thine entirely,
Through eternal ages Thine ;
Thine entirely, thine entirely,
Through eternal ages Thine.
2. Oh, I love Thee, precious Jesus,
And I know that Thou art mine ;
All my heart I give Thee, Jesus,
And I know Thou mak'st it Thine.
Take my warmest, best affections,
Take my mem'ry, mind, and will,
And with all Thy loving Spirit
All my emptied nature fill.
3. Vain the world, its pleasures boasting;
Vain the charms of life to me ;
Gold is dross, and riches worthless,
If they turn my heart from Thee.
Nearer, dearer than a brother,
Source and centre of my bliss ;
All of joy, and all of sorrow,
Find their end in knowing this.
4. Known to all to be Thy mansion,
Earth and hell shall disappear ;
Or in vain attempt possession,
When they find the Lord is there.
Shout, ye angels ! shout, ye angels !
Shout, O saints, the Lord is here ;
Shout, ye angels ! shout, ye angels !
Shout, O saints, the Lord is here.
F* /. Crosby and F. Bottcme.
V.— THB OVERCOMING LIFE.
No. 211.
CHARLOTTE MURRAY.
" 1be is able:
.7.8.7.
J. DOWNING FARRER.
wh.ii rest they sweet -ly give us: " Fear thou not, "they seem to
2. He \vili fight and He will con-quer, He will " keep thee " to the
say.
end.
3. " He is able,' ev'ry burden
That oppresses thee, to bear ;
Dost thou fear some cloud to enter?
He will meet thee surely there.
4. "He is able " to go with thee
Thro' the dark, or thro' the light ;
Where He stays no evil cometh —
With Him near — all, all is bright.
5. In the " valley of the shadow,"
Where the fears of death appal,
" He is able " to dispel them,
And to triumph over all.
6. When; within His arms of mercy,
We to Heaven's gates have come,
" He is able " to undo them,
And to bid us ' ' Welcome Home !
No. 212. i£acb passing moment
A. E. M. BARTON. 7.6.7.6. J. H. KNECHT.
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1. Each pass - irg mo ment claim-ing
2. His ho - ly life forth show-ing
The grace and strength we need,
A - long our up - ward way ;
1. We would be al - ways nam-ing
2. His im - age in us grow - ing
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More life - like day by day.
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3. Our very faces beaming
Doxologies unsung ;
Our ransomed natures seeming
To heavenly music strung.
4. For ever o'er us streaming
The light of Jesu's love,
In the fair distance gleaming
The pearly gates above.-
5. Then in the kingdom bending
Before our Saviour's feet,
Life's dark enigmas ending
In hallelujahs sweet
6. No trembling notes of sadness :
The rest of faith becomes
A rest in love and gladness —
Eternal elory won.
V.—THE OVERCOMING LIFE.
No. 213. %or&t for to-morrow,
3.4.8.4. ROSE C. MEYER.
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3. Let me be slow to do my will ;
Prompt to obey ;
Help me to sacrifice myself—
Just for to-day.
4. Let me no wrong or idle word
Unthinking say ;
Set Thou a seal upon my lips —
Just for to-day.
5. Cleanse and receive my parting soul ;
Be Thou my stay :
Oh, bid me, if to-day I die,
Go home to-day !
6. So for to-morrow and its needs
I do not pray :
But keep me, guide me, hold me, Lord,
Just for to-day.
No. 214. Mb? 6boulb 3 fear tbe fcarfceet boar ?
J. NEWTON.
Joyful.
FRANCES R. HAVERGAL.
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1. Why should I fear the dark - est hour, Or trem-ble at the Tempt-tr's power ?
2. Though hot the fight, why quit the field? Why must I ei-ther fly or yield,
3. When crea-ture-com-forts fade and die, Worldlings may weep, but why should I?
4. Though all the flocks and herds were dead. My soul a fa-mine neednrf dread,
Je - sus vouchsafes to be my Tower.
Since Je - sus is my might-y Shield ?
Je - sus still lives, and still is nigh.
For Je-sus is my liv-ing Bread.
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5. I know not what may soon betide,
Or how my wants shall be supplied ;
But Jesus knows, and will provide.
Though Sin would fill me with distress,
The throne of Grace I dare address,
P'or Je?us is my Righteousness.
Though faint my pray'rs and cold my love,
My stead'"ast hope shall not remove.
While Jesus intercedes above.
Against me earth and hell combine ;
But on my side is Power divine ;
Jesus is all, and He is mine 1
. — THE OVERCOMING LIFE.
No. 215. Iftame of 3esuB ? bicjfoest Wame!
TERSTEKGEN. BUCKLAND. 7.7.7.7. REV. DR. L. G. HAYNE.
Trans, by MRS. BEVAN.
1. Name of e -..sus
2. Name of Je - sus !
3. Name of Je - sus 1
high - est Name ! Name thai earth and Heaven a- dore \
liv - ing tide! Days of drought for me are past;
dear- est Name ! Bread of Heaven, and balm of love ;
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2. How much more than
3. Oil of glad-ness,
God it came, Leads me to God's heart once more.
sat - is - tied Are the thirs - ty lips at last !
sur - est claim To the trea-sures stored a - bove.
4- Jesus gives forgiveness free,
Jesus cleanses all my stains ;
Jesus gives His life to me,
Jesus always He remains.
5. Only Jesus ! fairest Name !
Life, and rest, and peace, and bliss
Jesus, evermore the same,
He is mine, and I am His.
No. 216. 3eau0t IRame of matcblesa splendour !
LUCY A. BENNETT. TENDER SHEPHERD. 8.7.8.7. H. J. E. HOLMES.
1. Je-sus, Name of matchless splendour ! Name all oth-er names a - bove! .
2. Name that to our hearts is near - est, Here the stricken soul doth hide ; .
1. Glorious Son of God in
2. Name that to our hearts is
car - nate,
dear - est,
King of kings, and Lord of love !
As in Je-sus we con - fide.
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" Call Him Jesus ! " He shall save us
From the tyranny of sin ;
From its condemnation save us —
From iniquity within.
Thanks we give, and adoration,
Every day and every hour,
For an " uttermost " salvation.
Freedom from its guilt and power.
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5. " Jesus," sweetest note of any
In the lowly pilgrim's song ;
"Jesus ! " the triumphant music
Of the bright angelic throng.
6. Earth to Him her face upraises,
Knows Him as the great ' ' I am ! "
Heaven resounds with Jesu's praises,
" Glory to the bleeding Lamb ! "
V.—THE OVERCOMING LIFE.
No. 217. Calm me, mp (Bob, anb fceep me calm*
REV. DR. H. BONAR. ST. FULBERT. C.M.
DR. H. J. GAUNTLETT.
1. Calm me, my God, and keep me calm, While these hot breez-es blow;
2. Calm me, my God, and keep me calm, Soft rest -ing on Thy breast ;
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1. Be like the night-dew's cool -ing balm Up- on earth's fe - vered brow.
2. Soothe me with ho - ly hymn and psalm, And bid my spi - rit rest.
till
3. Yes, keep me calm, tho' loud and rude
The sounds my ear that greet,
Calm in the closet's solitude,
Calm in the bustling street ;
4. Calm in the hour of buoyant health,
Calm in my hour of pain,
Calm in my poverty or wealth,
Calm in my loss or gain.
5. Calm 'mid the restless heaving throng,
Who do not know Thy name ;
Calm in the sufferance of wrong,
Like Him who bore my shame.
6. Calm as the ray of sun or star
Which storms assail in vain ;
Moving unruffled through earth's war,
Th' eternal calm to gain.
No. 218.
, tbe spring of all nt£ jo\?s.
J. MY God, the spring of all my joys,
The life of my delights,
The glory of my brightest days,
And comfort of my nights.
2. In darkest shades if He appear,
My dawning is begun ;
He is my soul's sweet morning star,
And He my rising sun.
3. The opening heavens around me shine
With beams of sacred bliss,
While Jesus shows His heart is mine,
And whispers, / am His.
Rev. J. Watts.
No. 219. © Saviour, ZTbou wbose pitting lore*
1. O SAVIOUR, Thou whose pitying love
Has made a place for me,
Whose touch has healed a broken heart,
And turned its love to Thee.
2. Thou who hast changed a barren life
To verdant summer land,
And filled my cup to overflow
By Thine abundant hand,
i 3, Oh magnify Thy wondrous grace
In this poor heart of mine,
That all the energies of life
Henceforward may be Thine.
4. And touch the broken, voiceless chords
Which long have silent lain,
That filled with melody may be
The hours that still remain.
5. Thus may the world that reads my life
A risen Saviour see,
And own that life lived out in Him
In constant victory.
C. Butler-Stowy.
V.—THE OVERCOMING LIFE.
No. 220.
E. E. HEWITT.
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Copyright. 8.8.8.8, with Refrain. WM. J. KlRKPATRiCK.
1. 'Tis now in part I know His grace ; I catch sweet glimps-es of His face,
2. 'Tis now in part I know His love; Bright sunbeams shine from skies a- bove ;
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1. But in that bet - ter world of His, I shall be - hold Him as He is.
2. But glories more ex - ceed-ing far, Shall rise be-yond life's evening star.
CHORUS.
Then shall I know as I am known, And sing His praise before the throne
Then shall I know And sing His praise
Then shall I know as I am known, And sing His praise
Then shall I know And sing His praise
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3. Tis now in part I understand
The leadings of my Father's hand ;
But I shall own His ways were right,
When welcomed to His home of light.
4. Tis now in part, but O how sweet
To rest by faith at His dear feet ;
Though now we see as through a glass,
The veil will lift, the shadows pass.
V.—THE OVERCOMING LIFE.
No. 221. fiDp life flows on in enfcless song,
F. J. HARTLEY.
Moderato.
8.7.8.7. D.
REV. R. LOWRY,
1. My life flows on in end - less song ; A-bove earth's la - men - ta - tion
2. What tho' my joys and com- tort die ! The Lord, my Sa - viour, liv- eth ;
3. I lift my eyes ; the cioud grows thin ; I see the blue a- bove it;
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1. I catch the sweet tho' far - off hymn That hails a new ere - a - tion.
2. What tho' the dark -ness ga - ther round ! Songs in the night He giv - eth.
3. And day by day this path-way smooths, Since first I learned to love it.
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1. Thro' all the tu - mult and the strife I hear the am - sic ring -ing;
2. No storm can shake my in-most calm, While to that re - fuge cling-ing ;
3. The peace of Christ makes fresh my heart, A foun-tain ev - er spring-ing;
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1. It finds an e - cho in my soul — How can I keep from si«g-ing?
2. Since Christ is Lord of heav'n and earth, How can I keep from sing -ing?
3. All things are mine, since I am His — How can I keep from sing -ing?
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FRANCES R. HAVERGAL.
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HERMAS. 6.5.6.5. D.
FRANCES R. HAVERGAL.
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Joyfully.
1. Look-ing un-to Je - sus Ne - ver need we yield ! O - ver all the ar-mour,
2. Look a - way to Je - sus, Look a-way from all ! Then we need not stum-ble,
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2. Then we shall not fall. From each snare that lur - eth, Foe orphan-torn grim,
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2. Safe-ty this en - stir -eth, Look a - way to Him. fLook-mg un-to Je-sus,
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Looking z'#/0 Jesus,
Wond'ringly we trace
Heights of power and glory,
Depths of love and grace.
Vistas far unfolding
Ever stretch before,
As we gaze, beholding,
Ever more and more.
4. Looking up to Jesus,
On the Emerald Throne,
Faith shall pierce the heavens,
Where our King is gone.
Lord, on Thee depending,
Now, continually,
Heart and mind ascending,
Let us dwell with Thee.
V.—THE OVERCOMING
No. 223. £bou Ibffcben Source.
REV. C. WESLEY. PATER OMNIUM. 8.8.8.8.8.8.
H. J. E. HOLMES.
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2. Thy migh - ty
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name sal - va - tion is,
Thou all - suf - fi - cient
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2. And joy and ev - er - last - ing love :
From sin and grief, from
To me, with Thy dear
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3. Jesus, my all in all Thou art,
My re«t in toil, mine ease in pain ;
The med'cine of my broken heart ;
In war, my peace ; in loss, my gain :
My smile beneath the tyrant's frown ;
In shame, my glory and my crown :
4. Ifi want, my plentiful supply ;
In weakness, mine almighty power;
In bonds, my perfect liberty ;
My light in Satan's darkest hour ;
In grief, my joy unspeakable ;
My life in death ; my heaven, mj ali
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PART VI.— UNION WITH CHRIST.
No. 224. 3n Ibeavenl? Xo\>e
•} 7.6.7.6. D.
REV. E. HUSBAND.
1. In heav'nly love a - bid - ing, No change my heart shall fear ;
2. Wher-ev-er He may guide me, No want shall turn me back;
3. Green pastures are be - fore me, Which yet I have not seen ;
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2. My Shep-herd is be
3. Bright skies will soon be
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fid - ing, For no - thing chan-ges here.
side me, And no - thing can I lack,
o'er me, Where the dark clouds have been.
i. The storm may roar with - out me,
2. His wis-dom ev - er v/ak - eth,
3. My hope I can - not mea - sure ;
My heart may low
His sight is nev - er
My path to life is
laid,
dim ;
free ;
1. But God is round
2. He knows the way
3. My Sa-viour has
a - bout me,
He tak - eth,
my trea - sure,
And
And
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can I be
I will walk
He will walk
dis - mayed?
with Him.
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VI.— UNION WITH CHRIST.
No. 225. Be Still,
Soul!
ST. HELEN. 10.10.10.10.10.10.
KATHARINA VON SCHLEGEL.
(Tr. JANE L. BORTHWICK.)
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1. Be still, my soul! the Lord is on thy side; Bear pa-tient - ly the
2. Be still, my soul ! thy God doth un - der - take To guide the fu - ture
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2. as He has the past: Thy hope, thy con - fi - dence let no-thing shake:
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2. All now mys - te - rious shall be bright at
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2. waves and windc still know His voice who ruled them while He dwelt be - low.
Be still, my soul ! when dearest friends depart,
And all is darkened in the vale of tears,
Then shall thou better know His love, His heart,
Who comes to soothe thy sorrow and thy fears :
Be still, my soul ! thy Jesus can repay
From His own fulness all He takes away.
Be still, my soul ! the hour is hastening on
When we shall be for ever with the Lord ;
When disappointment, grief, and fear are gone,
Sorrow forgot, love's purest joys restored.
Be still, my soul ! when change and tears are past,
All safe and blessed we shall meet at last.
K/.— UNION WITH CHRIST.
No. 226.
LUCY A. BENNETT.
3 am the Xorb's!
1 1. 10. 1 1. 10.
REV. H. G. WARREN.
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1. I am the Lord's ! O joy be-yond ex - pres - sion,
2. I am the Lord's! It hush-es ev - 'ry mur - mur,
O sweet re •
It soothes the
1. -sponse to voice of love Di - vine ;
2. fe - ver'd spi-rit to its rest;
Faith's joy-ous "Yes " to
I am the Lord's ! It
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Who knows a r.d ieels the Fa - ther's will is best.
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I am the Lord's ! It is the glad confession,
Wherewith the Bride recalls the happy day,
When love's " I will" accepted Him for ever,
" The Lord's," to love, to honour and obey.
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I am the Lord's ! O eagerly and gladly,
Triumphantly and gratefully we sing ;
I am the Lord's ! It is the rock unfailing
To which our storm-tossed souls in dark
ness cling.
I am the Lord's ! Yet teach me all it meaneth,
All it involves of love and loyalty,
Of holy service, absolute surrender,
And unreserved obedience unto Thee.
I am the Lord's ! Yes ; body, soul, and
spirit, —
O seal them irrecoverably Thine ;
As Thou, Beloved, in Thy grace and fulness
For ever and for evermore art mine.
The above Hymn may also be sung to " BERLIN," No, 269.
No. 227. 3 jflee unto Sbee to tbtoe me.
LUCY A. BENNETT. HABERGHAM. 10.10.10.10. H. J. E. HOLMES.
i. O Sa-viour of the lost, where should I flee? Whi - ther, ah!
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Je - sus, and my need.
To Thee I fly when overwhelmed with woe ;
To Thee with every care a heart can know ;
To Thee for help, and not to scheme mr
plan ;
To Thee, and not to frail and erring man.
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O peaceful Haven ! calm, serene, and fair —
Thrice happy are the souls that harbour there !
O resting-place of Faith ! O Love's abode !
O sacred hiding-place ! O Heart of God !
Our human lips are powerless to express
The measure of our deep indebtedness !
We have no words to thank Thee : lo, we
flee,
Speechless but satisfied, to hide in Thee !
To hide in Thee — till, earthly peril o'er,
Our souls shall need a hiding-place no more ;
But learn the fairer joy Thy love hath stored,
The bliss of being " ever with the Lord."
No. 228. ail Scenes alike engaging prove.
MADAME GUYON. HESPERUS. L.M. H. BAKER.
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1. All scenes a - like en - ga - ging prove
2. Tome re -mains nor place nor time;
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2. I can be calm, and free from care,
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3. While place we seek, or place we shun,
The soul finds happiness in none ;
But with my God to guide my way,
'Tis equal joy to go or stay.
4. Could I be cast where Thou art not,
That were indeed a dreadful lot :
But regions none remote I call,—
Secure of finding God in all.
VI.— UNION WITH CHRIST.
No. 229. Safe in tbe centre of Gb£ loving Will
JANE WOODFALL.
WlNDERMERE.
10. 10. 10. 10. A. J. FOX WELL.
Composed expressly for this work.
1. Safe in the
2. With -in this
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tre of Thy lov - ing Will,
of per -feet safe-ty hid,
a - round my soul may burn,
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But while with •
1. Fa-ther,— this in - deed is rest !
2. let me ev - er - more a - bide
3. - in Thy Will I qui - et lie,
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2. rest-less long-ing still' d ; My God, I trust Thee and am sat - is - fied.
3. can not do me harm; There-fore I \\ait, and lay ail struggling by.
4. The blood of Christ has washed away my sin,
And through that blood I am at peace with Thee;
My will is Thine, — no controversy now,
Thy peace which passeth knowledge keepeth me.
5. Thus will I live and walk from day to day,
Contented, trustful, satisfied, and still;
What life so shielded, or what life so free,
As that within the centre of Thy Will !
No. 230. © Ble00££> Xife— tbe beart at rest
REV. W. T. MATSON.
BLESSED LIFE. L.M.
A. J. FOXWELL.
1. O bless - ed Life— the heart at rest When all with
2. O bless - ed Life — the mind that sees, What - ev - er
3. O bless - ed Life — the soul_ that soars, When sense of
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3. -yond to Him Whose love un - locks the
mine, the best.
mys - ter - ies.
heaven - ly doors.
O blessed Life — heart, mind, and soul,
From self-born aims and wishes free,
In all at one with Deity,
And loyal to the Lord's control.
5. O Life, how blessed, how divine,
High Life, the earnest of a higher :
Saviour, fulfil my deep desire,
And let this blessed Life be mine.
No. 231. Hmtoet life's etorma.
REV. A. C. THISFLTON.
. H. FORREST.
1. A - midst life's storms and cares and woes, A-midst the plots and shafts of foes,
2. Be it thy joy, O anxious soul, Till thou shalt reach the heaven- ly goal,
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2. Thy bur - den on thy God to roll:
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3. Sickness may try, and losses come ;
But thou art on the safe way home :
Thy Father will disperse the gloom :
Rest in the Lord.
4. In quiet calm, — in Christ's own rest, —
Is secret strength for all opprest ;
All things are working for the best :
Rest in the Lord.
5. Rest in His truth, His power, His grace
Rest in His knowledge of thy case ;
Rest in the sunshine of His face :
R st in the Lord.
6. Rest in His love — it cannot chill ;
Rest in His sweet and blessed will ;
Rest in Himself : be hushed, be still :
Rest in the Lord.
VI.— UNION WITH CHRIST.
No. 232. tort), ZTbou bast make Gbpelf to me*
REV. J. B. FRENCH.
COMPLINE. 8.8.8.8.8.8.
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1. Lord.Thou hast made Thy-self to me A liv - ing.bright re - al - i - ty,
2. And Thou, blest vis - ion of my soul, Hast made my bro- ken na-ture whole :
3. Near-er and dear - er still to me, Thou liv - ing, lov - ing Sa-viour be ;
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2. My na-ture Thou hast lift - ed up, And filled me with a glo-rious hope.
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1. Lord Je - sus, I have found in Thee A - bun - dant Life ; Life that as a
2. Lord Je - sus, I have found in Thee E - tcr - nal Peace ; Petcewhich passeth
3. Lord Je - sus, I hive found in Thee Un-cloud- ed Light; Light in rays of
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1. riv - er flovveth, Life that deep-er, full - er grow-eth 'Mid earth's strife.
2. un-der-standing, Peace, which day by day expand-.n^, Sliall not cease.
3. guidance gleaming, Thro' the days of darkness stream ing, Clear and bright.
4. Lord Jesus, I have found in Thee
Exceeding Joy;
In Thy Presence, joy for ever,
Joy which even Satan never
Can destroy.
Lord Jesus, I have found n Thee
The Love of God ;
Perfect Love that never faileth,
Love which ever more availeth
By Thy Blood.
No. 234. Jeaue, tbese e^es bave never seen*
REV. DR. RAY PALMER. MANOAH. C.M. Arr. from ROSSINI.
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2. I see Thee not, I hear Thee not,
Yet art Thou oft with me ;
And earth has ne'er so dear a spot,
As where I meet with Thee.
4. Yea, though I have not seen, and still
Must rest in faith alone,
I love Thee, dearest Lord, and will,
Unseen but not unknown.
3. Like some bright dream, that comes un- [ 5. When death these mortal eyes shall seal,
When slumbers o'er me roll, [sought, j And still this throbbing heart ;
Thine image ever fills my thought, The rending veil shall Thee reveal,
And charms my ravished soul. All-glorious as Thou art.
No. 235. fl&ajestic sweetness sits entbroneb.
1. MAJESTIC sweetness sits enthroned
Upon the Saviour's brow ;
His head with radiant glories crowned,
His lips with grace o'erflow.
2. No mortal can with Him compare
Among the sons of n.en ;
Fairer is He than all the fair
That fill the heavenly train.
3. He saw me plunged in deep distress,
He flew to my relief ;
For me He bore the shameful cross,
And carried all my grief.
4. To Him I owe my life and breath,
And all the joys I have ;
He makes me triumph over death,
He saves me from the grave.
5. To heaven, the place of His abode,
He brings my weary feet ;
Shows m • the glories of my God,
And makes my joy complete.
6. Since from His bounty I receive
Such proofs of love divine,
Had I a thousand hearts to give,
Lord, they should all be Thine !
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No. 236.
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REV. DR. F. BOTTOME. By permission of PHILIP PHILLIPS.
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1. Oh, the voice of ten - der mer-cy,
2. At His touch are sight and healing,
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3. Lamb of God, His blood atoneth,
He the perfect sacrifice ;
Not a sin my soul bemoaneth ,
But before His presence dies.
4. Son of God, He ever liveth,
Saves me to the uttermost !
And in Him my soul receiveth
Father, Son, and Holy Ghost.
5. Blessed sense of heaven within me,
Blessed consciousness of love ;
Blessed resurrection glory,
Raised to sit with Christ above.
6. Oh the fulness of salvation !
Oh the broadness of His grace !
Oh the rapturous exaltation !
Oh the smiling of His face !
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FANNY J. CROSBY.
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T. On - ly Thee, my soul's Re-deem-er ! Whom have I in heaven be - side —
2. On - ly Thee i No joy I cov - et, But the joy to call Thee mine—
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Thou art more than all to me ;
Life, or health, or creature comfort —
I would give them all for Thee.
4. Only Thee, whose blood has cleansed me,
Would my raptured vision see,
While my faith is reaching upward,
Ever upward, Lord, to Thee.
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4. Though my weary steps may falter,
And my soul athirst may be,
Gushing from the rock before me,
Lo 1 a spring of joy I see.
5. All the way my Saviour leads me ;
Oh the fulness of His love !
Perfect rest to me is promised
In my Father's house above.
6. When my spirit, clothed immortal,
Wings its flight to realms of day,
This my song through endless ages-
Jesus led me all the way.
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4. Why will you do without Him?
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No. 242. 3esus! 3 am resting, resting.
JEAN SOPHIA PIGOTT. P.M. REV. J. MOUNTAIN.
Joyfully.
1. I am find - ing out the great - n^ss
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2. Yes, I rest in Thee, Be - lov - ed, Know what wealth of grace is Thine,
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And Thy love, so pure, so changeless,
Satisfies my heart ;
Satisfies its deepest longings,
Meets, supplies its every need,
Compasseth me round with blessings :
Thine is love indeed !
4. Ever lift Thy face upon me,
As I work and wait for Thee ;
Resting 'neath Thy smile, Lord Jesus,
Earth's dark shadows flee.
Brightness of my Father's glory,
Sunshine of my Father's face,
Keep me ever trusting, resting,
Fill me with Thy grace.
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"I will guide thee with Mine €)re."
4. When the shades of life are falling,
And the hour has come to die,
Hear thy faithful Pilot calling,
" I will guide thee with Mine eye."
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REV. W. F. CRAFTS. P.M.
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And bade me be ev'ry whit whole,
I touched the hem of His garment,
And glory came thrilling my soul.
4. The Prince of my Peace is now passing,
The light of His face is on me ;
But listen, beloved, He speaketh :
" My peace 1 will give unto thee.
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My drooping faith to quicken,
My weary soul to cheer.
Safe nestling in Thy bosom,
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In vain my foes would drive me
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' Tis Thou hast set me free ;
To whom shall I give glory
For ever, but to Thee ?
Of earthly love and blessing
Should every stream run dry,
Thy grace shall still be with me,
Thy grace, to live and die !
No. 246. Gbou Sweet, Belovefc Mill of <Sot>.
MADAME GUYON.
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Love evermore expands her wings,
Or nestling in Thy perfect choice,
Abides content with what it brings.
5. Oh, lightest burden, sweetest yoke !
It lifts, it bears my happy soul,
It giveth wings to this poor heart ;
My freedom is Thy grand control.
6. Upon God's will I lay me down,
As child upon its mother s breast ;
No silken couch, nor softest bed,
Could ever give me such deep rest.
T. Thy wonderful grand will, my God,
With triumph now I make it mine;
And faith shall cry a joyous Yes !
To every Jear command of Thine.
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1 know that Thou art near :
How dreary and how lonely
This changeful life would be
Without the sweet communion,
The secret rest with Thee !
I could not do without Thee,
For years are fleeting fast,
And soon in solemn loneness
The river must be passed :
But Thou wilt never leave me.
And though the waves roll high,
I know Thou wilt be near me,
And whisper, "It is L"
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Faith to realms of light and glory
Bears my raptured soul away.
4. Close to Thee, O Saviour, keep me:
Till I reach the shining shore,
Till I join the raptured army,
Shouting joy for evermore.
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REV. DR. H. BONAR.
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1. On Thee, O Je - sus, strongly lean - ing,
2. In Thee for ev - er, Lord, a - bid - ing,
calm - ly on - ward go ;
feel that all is well ;
1. No cloud, no cold-ness in - ter - ven - ing, To damp love's bless -ed glow.
2. With - in Thy love for ev - er hid - ing, Who can my glad -ness tell?
3. True Light of light, for ever shining,
1 hail Thy happy ray ;
Bright Sun of suns, still undeclining,
'Tis Thou who mak'st my day !
4. Without Thee life and time are sadness,
No fragrance breathes around ;
But with Thee even grief is gladness,
My heart its home hath found.
5. In Thee my soul is sweetly resting,
My hand takes hold of Thine ;
My hope is ever upward hasting ;
And Thou, and Thou, art mine !
6. My refuge from each storm that rages,
From wind, and wave, and war ;
My home throughout eternal ages,
Above yon sparkling star !
No. 250. 3esu6 (a tbe Same for )6\>er.
REV. WADE ROBINSON.
Calmly.
REV. J. MOUNTAIN.
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1. Je-sus is the same for ever ; We maychange, but Jesus never, Je - sus never.
2. Oh, what rest in Him a-biding, In His loveand care confiding, Still con -fid-ing!
3. From our wanderings home returning,
Lo, He meets us with His yearning,
Fondest yearning.
4. Small the service we can render,
He is patient still and tender, —
Oh, how tender !
5. Day by day He walks beside us,
Ours to shield us, ours to guide us,
Shield and guide us.
6. Calm we sleep, for He, unsleeping,
Folds us with almighty keeping,
Sleepless keeping.
7. Lo, the heart that He created
Only with Himself is sated,
Sweetly sated.
8. He is nearer than our nearest,
He is dearer than our dearest,
More than dearest.
9. He will lead us to perfection,
And complete His great election,
His election.
10. Down the age His purpose ranges,
Changeless in the midst of changes,
Through all changes.
n. For the work He set before Him,
We adore Him — fall before Him,
. _ We adore Him.
12. Earth ! to heaven with praises raise Him I
Heaven ! with higher praising praise Him !
Praise Him, praise Him 1
VI.— UNION WITH CHRIST.
No. 251. 3 fbearb tbe IDofce of 3e$us
REV. DR. H. BONAR.
Vox DILECTI. D.C.M.
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REV. DR. J. B. DYKES.
1. I heard the voice of
2. I heard the voice of
3. I heard the voice of Je - sus say,
Je - sus say, "Come un - to Me, and rest;
Je - sus say, "Be - hold, I free-ly give
I am this dark world's Light ;
1. Lay down, thou wea-ry one, lay down Thy head up- on My breast. '
2. The liv - ing wa - ter : thirs - ty one, Stoop down, and drink, and live."
3. Look un - to Me, thy morn shall rise, And all thy day be bright."
1. I found in Him a rest - ing-place, And He has made me glad.
2. My thirst wasquench'd, my soul re - vived, And now I . live in Him.
3. And in that Light of life I'll walk Till trav - 'lling days are done.
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3. I look'd to Je - sus, and
I drank Of that life -
I found In Him my
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No. 252. 3've founb a
in Sorrow,
J. CKEWDSON.
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IRA D. SANKEY.
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1. I've found a joy in sor - row,
2. I've found a glad ho - san - nah
3. An E - lim with its cool - ness,
4. My Sa-viour, Thee pos - ses - sing,
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A se - cret balm for pain,
For ev - 'ry woe and wail;
Its foun -tains, and its shade;
I have the joy, the balm,
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1. A beau - ti - ful to - rnor - row, Of sun -shine af - ter rain;
2. A hand - ful of sweet man - na When grapes of Es - chol fail;
3. A bless - ing in its ful - ness, When buds of pro - mise fade;
4. The heal - ing and the bless- ing, The sun-shine and the psalm
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1. I've found a branch of heal - ing Near ev - 'ry bit - ter spring ;
2. I've found a Rock of A - ges When des - ert wells are dry;
3. O'er tears of soft con - tri - tion I've seen a rain - bow light;
4. The pro - mise for the fear - ful, The E - lim for the faint,
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1. A whis-per'd pro - mise steal - ing
2. And, af - ter wea - ry sta - ges,
3. A glo - ry and fm - i - tion,
4. 'I he rain - bow ior the tear - ful,
O'er ev - 'ry bro - ken string,
I've found an E - lim nigh ;
So near, yet out of sight;
The glo - ry for the saint 1
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1. A whis-per'd pro-misc steal - ing
2. And, af - ter wea - ry sta - ges,
3. A glo - ry and fru - i - tion,
4. The rain -bow for the tear - ful,
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O'er ev - 'ry bro - ken string.
I've found an E • lim nigh.
So near, yet out of sight.
The glo - ry for the saint !
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No. 253.
C. BUTLER STONEY.
Cbriat, m\> Xtfe!
10. 10. 10. 10.
FRANK PINCOTT.
1. Since to the Ho - liest none may en - ter in
2. So \vhen life's sun is sink - ing in the west,
Save those whom
I know that
1. Je-sus' blood has clenns'd from sin — The blood is
2. with the com -ing dawn comes rest; And when the
life, and must for sin a -
sha - dows show the close of
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Christ is my life, my life in
He who has con-quer'd death shall
Christ a - lone,
light my way.
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3. And as I've learnt on earth the rest He gives,
And here to live with Him who ever lives,
I know where He is, at my God's right hand,
Must be my country and my Fatherland.
4. Thus may I prove in Christ my risen Lord
All that He's promised in His written word —
My Life, my Way, my Home, my Rest above,
When sleep of death shall wake to endless love.
.— UNION WITH CHRIST.
No. 254. ZCbou art witb me!
AMY L. FOWLER.
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1. Thou art with me ! Tho' far from friends and home
2. With me ! Yes, hour by hour, and day by day
3. With me in all my trou-ble and dis - tress ;
4. From Thy free pres - ence wlii-ther can I flee?
5. I can-not see Thee with these mor-tal eyes,
And coun-try too,
Thou art my Guide, my
With me in all my
Wak-ing or sleep -ing
And yet Thy pro-mise,
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1. am no more a - lone ;
2. Corn-fort -er, and Stay!
3. joy and hap- pi - ness ;
4. I am :~till with Thee ;
5. Lord, I re - al - ize ;
Friend-loss and lone - ly I can nev - er be
No o - ther friend could be so close or near
In all my care, per - plex - i - ty, and pain,
Trials lose their ter - rors, and temp-ta-tions fly,
For Thy per - pet - ual pres -ence is to me
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2. As Thou art to me, Je- sus, Sa - viour
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FRANCES R. HAVERGAL.
Written expressly for this Work.
IResting.
II. II. II. II.
REV. J. MOUNTAIN.
1. Rest-ing on the faith - ful-ness of Christ our Lord, Rest-ing on the
2. Rest-ing 'neath His guid - ing hand for un - track' d days, Rest-ing 'neath His
3. Rest-ing in the for - tress while the foe is nigh, Rest-ing in the
1. ful - ness of His own sure word, Rest - ing on His wis - dom, on His
2. sha - dow from the noon - tide rays, Rest - ing at the e - ven - tide be -
3. life - boat while the waves roll high, Rest - ing in His cha - riot for the
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1. love and power, Rest -ing on His cov - e - nant from hour to hour.
2. -neath His wing, In the fair pav - il - ion of our Sa-viour- King.
3. swift, glad race, Rest - ing, al -ways rest - ing, in His bound-less grace.
Resting in the pastures and beneath the Rock,
Resting by the waters where He leads His flock,
Resting, while we listen, at His glorious feet,
Resting in His very arms — oh, rest complete !
Resting and believing, let us onward press ;
Resting on Himself, the Lord our righteousness !
Resting and rejoicing, let His saved ones sing —
"Glory, glory, glory be to Christ our King! '
VI.— UNION WITH CfitiiST.
No. 256. 3 am 1bte, anfc 1be ie mine*
REV. WADE ROBINSON. 7. 7. 7. 7. D. REV. J. MOUNTAIN.
Smoothly.
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1. Loved wi tli ev - er - last -ing love, Led by grace that love to know;
2. Heaven a - hove is soft - er blue, Earth a- round is sweet- er green!
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1. Spi - rit, breath - ing from a - bove,
2. Some-thing lives in ev - 'ry hue
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Christ- less eyes havenev-er seen
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1. Oh this full and per - feet peace ! Oh this trans - port all di - vine !
2. Birds with glad - der songs o'er - flow, Flow'rs with deep - er beau-ties shint,
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1. In a love which can -not cease,
2. Since I know, as now I know,
I am His, and He is mine.
I am His, and He is mine.
"''lings that once were wild alarms
Cannot now disturb my rest ;
Closed in everlasting arms,
Pillowed on the loving breast.
Oh to lie for ever here,
Doubt and care -and self resign,
Whil • He whispers in my ear —
1 am His, arid He is mine.
4. His for ever, only His :
Who the Lord and me shall part ?
Ah, with what a rest of bliss
Christ can fill the loving heart !
Heaven and earth may fade and flee,
First-born light in gloom decline ;
But, while God and I shall be,
I am His, and He is mine.
VI.— -UNION WITH CHRIST.
No. 257. 3 OLa? 'm? Sins on 3e0us.
REV. DR. H. BONAR.
DERWENTWATER. 7.6.7.6.0.
A. J. Fox WELL.
Composed expressly for this Work.
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1. I lay my sins on Je - sus,
2. I lay my wants on Je - sus,
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The spot - less Lamb of God ;
All ful - ness dwells in Him ;
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1. He bears them all, and frees us From the ac - cur - sed load.
2. He heal - eth my dis - eas - es, He cloth my soul re - deem.
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1. I bring my guilt to Je - sus,
2. I lay my griefs on Je - sus,
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wash my crim - son stains
My bur - dens and my cares ;
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3. I rest my soul on Jesus,
This weary soul of mine ;
His right hand me embraces,
I on His breast recline.
I love the name of Jesus —
Emmanuel, Christ the Lord ;
Like fragrance on the breezes
His name abroad is poured.
I long to be like Jesus — •
Meek, loving, lowly, mild ;
I long to be like Jesus,
The Father's Holy Child !
I long to be with Jesus,
Amid the heavenly throng ;
To sing with saints His praises,
To learn the angels' song.
VI. —UNION WITH CHRIST.
No. 258. fiDp Belovefc (0 fllMne, an& 3 am 1bi0.
C. E. MUDIE.
M Slowly and tenderly.
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REV. J. MOUNTAIN.
1. I lift my heart to Thee,
2. Thine am I by all ties ;
3. To Thee, Thou Bleeding Lamb,
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Sa - viour Di - vine, For Thou art all to
But chief - ly Thine, That thro' Thy sa - cri
that
all things owe ;
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1. me, And I am Thine :
2. - rice Thou, Lord, art mine :
3. am, And all I know :
Is there on earth a
By Thine own cords of
All that I have is
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1. clos - er bond than this, That " my Be - lov-ed's mine, and I am His"?
2. love, so sweetly wound A-round me, close-ly I to Thee am bound.
3. now no long -ermine, And I am not my own : Lord, I am Thine.
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4. How can I, Lord, withhold
Life's brightest hour
From Thee ; or gathered gold,
Or any power ?
Why should I keep one precious thing from Thee,
When Thou hast given Thine own dear Self for me?
5. I pray Thee, Saviour, keep
Me in Thy love,
Until death's hallowed sleep
Shall me remove
To that fair realm, where, sin and sorrow o'er,
Thou and Thine own are One for evermore.
" Within the Deil."
FREDA HANBOR^
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2. "With-in the Veil," for on - ly as thou gaz - est Up - on the
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1. se - cret of thy Lord to awell ;
2. match -less beau-ty of His face,
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Be - hold - ing Him, un
Canst thou be - come a
• til thy face His glo - ry,
liv-ing rev - e - la - tion
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Thy life His love, thy lips His praise shall tell.
Of His great heart of love, His un - told grace.
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Without the Veil, that fragrance shed abroad ;
" Within the Veil," His hand shall tune the music
Which sounds on earth the praises of thy Lord.
4. " Within the Veil," thy spirit deeply anchored,
Thou walkest calm above a world of strife ;
"Within the Veil " thy soul with Him united,
Shall live on earth His resurrection life.
No. 260. £be palace of tbe Soul.
W. J. Go VAN.
Legato.
SPRING GARDENS. CM.
By per. from " In His Presence."
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i. The Word, whose word can make me whole,
How ho - ly
And He is
Has heard my spi - rit's cry,
must the tern - pie be, Whc re Je - sus reigns with - in !
come ! to whom the praise, The joy of heaven, be - long
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1. And in the pal - ace of the soul, He dwells ! — my Lord and I !
2. His pre-dous blood, out-poured for me, I trust to make me clean.
3. My face I veil, my hands I raise, And "si - lence is my song.
4. And now to me the gladdest thing
Be His sweet will alone ;
Content, since I am with the King,
To make His choice my own.
5. He makes His palace in my soul,
He brings my spirit nigh :
Within my heart, "neath His control
I dwell, — mv Lord and I 1
VL— UNION WITH CHRIST.
No. 261.
E. SAXBY.
Sbew me
JO. 10. 10. 10
REV. E. HUSBAND.
i. Shew me Thy way, O Lord, and make it plain,
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2. O Lord, I cannot see —vouchsafe me light ;
The mist bewilders me, impedes my sight ;
Hold Thou my hand and lead me by Thy side;
I dare not go alone, be Thou my Guide.
3. I will be patient, Lord, trustful and still,
I will not doubt Thy word — my hopes fulfil;
How can I perish clinging to Thy side,
My Counsellor, my Saviour, and my Guide?
No. 262.
MRS. C. J. BONAR.
Slowly.
3eau0 is mine!
6.4.6 4.6.6.6.4.
T. E. PERKINS.
1. Fade, fade each earth-ly joy,
2. Tempt not my soul a- way,
Je - sus is mine!
Je - sus is mine !
Break ev - 'ry
Here would I
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1. ten - der tie, . . Je - - sus is mine ! Dark is the vvil - der-ness,
2. ev - er stay, . Je - - sus is mine ! Pe - rish - ing things of cla
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1. Earth has no rest-ing place, Je -sus a - lone can bless ;
2. Born but for one brief day, I rt3s from my heart a - w ay !
Je - sus is mine !
Je - sus is mine !
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Farewell, ye dreams of night,
Jesus is mine !
Lost in this dawning light,
Jesus is mine !
All that my soul has tried
Left but a dismal void ;
Jesus has satisfied,
Jesus is mine !
4. Farewell, mortality,
Jesus is mine !
Welcome, eternity,
Jesus is mine !
Welcome, O loved and blest !
Welcome, s\veet scenes of rest I
Welcome, my Saviour's breast I
Jesus is mine !
No. 263.
flDv> "Ibt&ing place.
KODAI KANAL. 6.6.6.6.
W. J. GOVAN. By per. from " In His Presence."
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1. Give me, my God, I pray, Out of my- self to flee,
2. None o - ther place have 1 Where from my foe to hide,
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1. To hide my life in Thee,
2. And from my - self, be - side
And tiiere a - bide al - way.
Thy - self, O God Most High.
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3. As Thou, O Christ, didst hide
When in the flesh below,
Veiled in Thy Fat*- er, so
In Thee would I abide-
Hid in the Christ who died,
My life in Thine outpoured 1
Hid in the living Loid,
O thcu, my soul, abide.
VI.— UN 10 \ WIT PI CHRIST.
No. 264. mnbat a f rienfc we bave in 3eeu0 !
REV. DR. H. BONAR.
Smoothly.
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8.7 8.7. D.
C. C. CONVERSE.
1. What a friend we have in Je - sus,
2. Have we tri - als and temp-ta - tions ?
3. Are we weak and hea - vy - la - den,
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All our cares and griefs to bear ;
Is there trou-ble a- ny- where?
Cumber'd v/ith a load of care?
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1. What a priv - i - lege to car - ry Kv -'ry- thing to God in prayer!
2. We should nev - er be dis -cour- aged ; Take it to the Lord in prayer!
3. Je - sus on - ly is our Re - i'uge ; Take; it to the Lord in prayer!
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1. Oh, what peace we of -ten for - feit,
2. Can we find a friend so faith - ful,
3. Do thy friends despise, for - sake thee ?
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Oh, what end-less pain we bear,
Who will all our sor-rows share?
Take it to the Lord in prayer :
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i. All be - cause we do not cu- - ry
2 Je - sus knows our ev - 'ry weak - ness ;
3. In His arm He'll take and shield thee,
Ev - 'ry-thing to God in prayer
Take it to the Lord in prayer
Thou wilt find a so-lace there.
VL— UNION WITH CHRIST.
In -
2. Let not my
3. Each chang ing
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sfar of hope Grow
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1. Through sor - row or thro" joy
2. Since Thou on earth hast wept,
3. Straight to my home a - bove
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Con - duct me as Thine own
And sor - rowed oft a - lone,
I tra - vel calm - ly on ;
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2. If
3. And
help me still to say, "My Lord, Thy will be done
I must weep with Thee— " My Lord, Thy will be done 1 "
sing, in life or death, "My Lord, Thy will be done!"
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No. 268.
LUCY A. BENNETT.
tboueanb wants.
C. H. FORREST.
I am safe from all dan - ger
4. The wasting destruction at noon,
No fearful foreboding can bring ;
Whh Jesus my soul doth commune,
His perfect salvation I sing.
5. A thousand may fall at my side,
And ten thousand at my right hand,
Above me His wings are spread wide,
Beneath them in safety I stand.
VI.— UNION WITH CHRIST.
No. 264. IKHbat a f rienfc we bave in Jeeus !
REV. DR. H. BONAR.
Smoothly.
1.78.7. D.
C. C. CONVERSE.
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1. What a friend we have in Je - sus,
2. Have we tri - als and temp-ta - tions ?
3. Are we weak and hea - vy - la - den,
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All our cares and griefs to bear ;
Is there trou-ble a - ny- where?
Cumber'd v/ith a load of care?
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1. What a priv - i - lege to car - ry
2. We should nev - er be dis - ccur - aged ;
3. Je - sus on - ly is our Re - i'uge ;
Kv - 'ry- thing to God in prayer!
Take it to the Lord in prayer!
Take it to the Lord in prayer!
1. Oh, what peace we of -ten for
2. Can we find a friend so faith
3. Do thy friends despise, for - sake
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• ful, Who will all our sor-rows
thee ? Take it to the Lord in
bear,
share ?
prayer :
No. 267. flD? Scans, ae ^Tbou wilt !
J. BORTHWICK. (trans.)
JEVVETT. 6.6.6.6. D.
From WEBER.
1. My Je - sus, as Thou wilt !
2. My Je - sus, as Thou wilt !
3. My Je - sus, as Thou wilt !
Oh, may Thy will be i:-i-t
Tho" see i thro' many a tear,
All shall be well for me :
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1. In - to Thy Hand of love I would my all re
2. Let not my sfar of hope Grow dim or clis - ap
3. Each chang ing fu - ture scene 1
sign :
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glad - ly leave with Thee :
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1. Through sor - row or thro' joy
2. Since Thou on earth hast wept,
3. Straight to my home a - bove
Con - duct me as Thine own ;
And sor - rowed oft a - lone,
I tra - vel calm - ly on ;
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2. If
3. And sing, in
help me still to say, "My Lord, Thy will be done!
I must weep with Thee — "My Lord, Thy will be done 1
life or death,
My Lord, Thy will be done !
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No. 268.
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LUCY A. BENNETT.
C. H. FORREST.
1. A thousand wants thy path nt-ter.d :— Ten thousand blessings God will send.
2. What tho' yon threat'ning clouds ap-pal ? God's mer- cy tow'rs a- bove them all.
3. What tho' temp-ta-tionsioundtheespread?God's"o- pen door " is just a-head.
4. Ways of escape seem lost in night : —
God's " way" awaits thy wondering sight.
5. Deep unto deep perchance may call : —
Jehovah will respond to all.
6. What need soe'er thy heart descries,
That is the need thy God supplies.
7, O'er the calm current of His will
Grace bears thee onward, homeward stillt
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No. 269. Still, still witb Sbee.
HARRIET BEECHER STOWE. BERLIN, n.io. n.io.
From MENDELSSOHN.
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2. As in the dawn - ing, o'er the wave - le^s o - cean, The im-age
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2. of the morn-ing star doth rest, So in this still - n ss, Thou be-hold - est
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Thine im - age in the wa - ters of my breast.
3. \\'hen sinks the soul, subdued by toil, to slumber,
Its closing eye looks up to Thee in prayer ;
Sweet the repose, beneath Thy wings o'ershadowing,
But sweeter still to wake and find Thee there.
4. So shall it be at last, in that bright morning,
When the soul waketh, and life's shadows flee ;
Oh, in that hour, fairer than daylight's dawning,
Shall rise the glorious thought, I am with Thee !
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GRETA. 10.6.10.6. A. J. Fox WELL.
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1. Eye hath not seen Thy glo - ry :
2. Yet Thou a - bid - est with us.
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2. love
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in Thy king-dom,
through the hal-lowed
on the Fa -ther's throne
veil of earth- ly things
of God.
with Thee.
3. Thou livest in us : from the tomb of earth
To heaven with Thee we rise,
And, through the portal of our second birth,
Behold the eternal prize.
4. The door in heaven is opened : Jesus, Lord,
The Crown is on Thy brow ;
Amid the immortal hosts of light adored
In glory dwellest Thou.
No. 271. 3 am resting at tbe Cross,
W. MACDONALD.
Siowly.
7-7-7-7
W. G. FISCHER.
1. I am
2. Long my
3. Here I
CHO. — I am
rest - ing at the cross ; Ail the world
heart has sighed for Thee ; Long has e -
give my all to Thee, Friends, and time,
trust - ing, Lord, in
Thee,
Lamb
I leave be - hind ;
vil reigned with- in :
and earth-ly store,
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Now I feel the blood applied ;
I am prostrate in the dust ;
I with Christ am crucified.
5. Jesus lives ! He fills my soul !
Perfected in Him I am ;
I am every whit made whole ;
Glory, glory to the Lamb.
No. 272.
FRANCES R. HAVERGAL.
Joyful.
VI.— UNION WITH CHRIST.
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care, Not a blast of hur - ry, Touch the spi - rit there,
do ; They who trust Him \vhol - ly Find Him wholly true.
Finding, as He pro - mised, Per-fect peace and rest.
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C. BUTLKK-STONEY.
3e£>us (Triumphant !
10. 10.10. to.
FRANK PINCOTT.
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tri-umph - ant
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when the storm-clouds break,
thro' the fleet - ing years ;
when in work for Thee,
And the loud
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bids the soul a - wake ;
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no re- suits we see ;
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1. earth-ly pro-jects low, And one by ons the fondest treasures go.
2. hear Thy lov- ing voice, Which bids the heart look upward and re - joice.
3. e - vil seems to win, And work for Christ seems lost in work of sin.
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4. Jesus triumphant all along the line ;
Triumphant Saviour, all Thy triumph mine ;
For since I am a partner in Thy love,
My life on earth is lived through Thee above.
5. Jesus triumphant as I fall asleep,
No fear of dtath to those whom Thou shall keep ;
Jesus triumphant when the body dies,
And earth in earth, all that is mortal lies.
6. Jesus triumphant when the spirit wings
Upward and heavenward to the King of kings ;
And through the last great triumph of Thy grace
Triumphant saints shall see Thee face to face.
No. 274. 3 am fcbtne own, © Cbrtat !
6.6.6.4. REV. A. A. WRIGHT.
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Slowly and tenderly.
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2. No earth - Iv joy can lure My qui - et soul from Thee;
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In sweet content I sing :
O balmy breath of love ;
To Thee the note I raise,
O heart, divinest, best, —
My King ! my King !
Thy depth I prove.
4. I cannot tell the art
6. I ask this gift of Thee—
By which such bliss is given ;
A life all lily-fair ;
I know Thou hast my heart,
And fragrant as the place
And I — have heaven.
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No. 275. Gbe IRest of Jfaitb
F. R. HAVERGAL (arr.).
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2. "No anx-ious thought up - on thy brow The watch - ing world should see,
3. How shall I praise Thee, Sa-viour dear, For this new life so sweet,
1. For sweet en - a - blings of Thy grace, So sov - 'reign, yet so free,—
2. No care - ful - ness! O child of God, For no - thing care - ful be!
3. For tak - ing all the care I laid At Thy be - lov - ed feet,
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2. But cast Thou all thy care on Him Who al
3. Keep - ing Thy hand up - on my heart To still
my care on Thee?
ways cares for thee."
each anx-ious beat?
4. I long to praise Thee more, and yet
This is no care to me,
If Thou shalt fill my mouth with songs
Then I will sing to Thee ;
And if my silence praise Thee best,
Then silent I will be.
Yet if it be Thy will, dear Lord,
Oh, send me forth to be
Thy messenger to careful hearts,
To bid them taste, and see
How good Thou art to those who cast
All, ALL their care on Thee.
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MRS. A. S. HAWKS.
Plaintive.
6.4.6.4., with Refrain.
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2. I need Thee ev-'ry
3. I need Thee ev-'ry
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hour, Stay Thou near by; Temp - ta - tions lose their
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4. I need Thee every hour ;
Teach me Thy will ;
And Thy rich promises
In me fulfil.
5. I need Thee every hour,
Most Holy One !
Oh, make me Thine indeed,
Thou blessed Son !
No. 277. 3c0u0,
life is mine.
F. R. HAVERGAL.
Calmly,
P.M.
REV. T. MOUNTAIN.
1. Je - sus, Thy
2. Thy life in
is mine ! Dwell ev - er - more in me ;
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2. To think and speak Thy thoughts, Thy words a - loue, No more my own.
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Fresh springs that never cease,
But still increase.
4. The blest reality
Of resurrection power,
Thy Church's dower,
Life more abundantly,
Lord, give to me !
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5. Thy fullest gift, O Lord,
Now at Thy word I claim,
Through Thy dear Name,
And touch the rapturous chord
Of praise forth-poured.
6. Jesus, my life is Thine,
And evermore ihall be
Hidden in Thee !
For nothing can untwine
Thy life from mine.
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vi. — ty/v/c'/v wiin ^tiKisi.
No. 278. Casting all $our Care upon 1bim,
H. MARY MOULE. ST. PETER. C.M. A. R. I
A. R. REINAGLE.
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1. Cast thou thy care up - on the Lord, The care that loads thy heart;
2. The need is' deep, the care is great, The bur- then hard to bear;
3. This hea - vy thing, it is His gift, His por-tion, thee to bless;
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1. Take Him this mo-ment at His word, And let Him do His part
2. Roll it on Him with all its weight, And leave it rest - ing there.
3. Give it Him back; what He shall lift No more on thee shall press.
4. Cast all thy care, and not a part,
The great things and the small ;
The Lord's all-loving, mighty heart
Has room and thought for all.
5. Yes, He will ponder every care,
Consider each detail ;
Thyself, thy burthen, let Him bear;
He will not, cannot, fail.
No. 279. fbow Sweet tbe IRame of Jesus sounds !
1. How sweet the name of Jesus sounds
In a believer's ear !
It soothes his sorrows, heals his wounds,
And drives away his fear.
2. It makes the wounded spirit whole,
And calms the troubled breast ;
"Tis manna to the hungry soul,
And to the weary rest.
3. Dear Name ! the rock on which I build,
My shield and hiding-place ;
My never-failing treasury, filled
With boundless stores of grace.
4. Jesus, my Shepherd, Husband, Friend,
My Prophet, Prieot, and King ;
My Lord, my Life, my Way, my End,
Accept the praise I bring.
5. Weak is the effort of my heart,
And cold my warmest thought ;
But when I see Thee as Thou art
I'll praise Thee as I ought.
John Newton.
No. 280. ftbere is a IHame 3 Xove to 1beai\
REV. F. WHITFIELD.
C.M.
MAY CHENEVIX-TREN-CII.
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1. There is a name I love to hear, I love to
2. It tells me of a Sa-viour's love, Who died to
3. It tells me of a Fa -ther's smile Beam -ing up
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It cheers me through this
in mine ear, The sweet - est name on earth,
pre-cious blood, The sin - ner's per -feet plea
lit - tie while, Through des - ert waste and wild.
4. Jesus, the name I love so well,
The name I love to hear ;
No saint on earth its worth can tell,
No heart conceive how dear.
This name shall shed its fragrance still
Along this thorny road,
Shall sweetly smooth the rugged hill
That leads me up to God.
No. 281. ©b, wbat a fbapps 3Lot is mine !
1. OH, what a happy lot is mine,
Since God my portion is !
How blest am I, whate'er betide,
Since He has made me His !
2. Here in the gloomiest, darkest hour
Is cause for ceaseless joy !
Well may my heart enraptured sing,
And praise my tongue employ !
3. By Him my cup is daily rilled
With mercies rich and free ;
Whate'er I want in Him I find —
He's all in all to me.
4. He watches o'er me day by day,
In Him I rest each night;
And soft and sweet the sleep He gives
Until the morning light.
5. Upon His arm of faithful love
My soul doth lean each hour ;
His hand upholds me lest I fall ;
He shields me by His power.
Christiana Forsythe.
No. 282. 3 Xeave it HU witb 3esus.
P Slowly.
1. I leave it all with Je - sus, For He knows
2. I leave it all with Je - sus, For He knows,
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Mak - ing du - ty
1. safe to guide me Thro
2. bright with beau- ty Like
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I leave it all with Jesus,
For He knows
What to make me, where to take me
At life's close :
Jesus knows, yes, He knows.
4. I leave it all with Jesus,
For He knows
There I'll leave me ; He'll receive me,
For He knows :
Jesus knows, yes, He knows.
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No. 283. fify> beart is resting © m$ <Bo&.
ANNA L. WARING.
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Swiss Melody.
i. My heart is
rest - ing,
O my
God, I
will give thanks and sing :
2. Now the frail
ves - sel Thou hast
made, No hand but
Thine shall fill-
3. I thirst for
springs of heaven - ly
life, And
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2. The wa - ters of the earth have failed, And I am thirs - ty still.
3. I seek the trea - sure of Thy love, And close at hand it lies.
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4. And a " new song " is in my mouth,
To long-loved nmsjc set —
Glory to Thee for all the grace
I have not tasted yet !
5. I have a heritage of joy
That yet I must not see ;
The hand that bled to make it mine
Is keeping it for me.
6. There is a certainty of Ipve
That sets my heart at rest ;
A calm assurance for to-day
That to be poor is best !
7. A prayer reposing on His truth,
Who hath made all things mine ;
That draws my captive will to Him,
And makes it one with Thine.
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LOVE DIVINE. C.M.
RIGHT REV. DR. MOULE, Bishop of Durham.
H. J. E. HOLMES.
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1. Dear is Thy Pre-sence with Thy friends, To faith's glad eyes re
2. But, ah ! when heart and spi - rit faint, 'Tis life to clasp the
3. Com - pan-ions may con- verse and go ; But what shall now di
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1. I WOULD commune with Thee, my God ;
E'en to Thy seat I come ;
I leave my joys, I leave my sins,
And seek in Thee my home.
2. I stand upon the mount of God,
With sunlight in my soul ;
I see the storms in vales beneath,
I hear the thunder's roll.
3. But I am calm with Thee, my God,
Beneath these glorious skies ;
And to the height on which I stand
Nor storms nor clouds can rise.
4. Oh ! this is life ! oh, this is joy,
My God to find Thee so ;
Thy face to see, Thy voice to hear,
And all Thy love to know 1
No. 286. Jesus, tbe v>et£ tbougbt of
1. JESUS, the very thought of Thee
With sweetness fills my breast ;
But sweeter far Thy face to see,
And in Thy presence rest.
2. Nor voice can sing, nor heart can frame,
Nor can the memory find,
A sweeter sound than Thy blest name,
O Saviour of mankind !
3. O hope of every contrite heart !
O joy of all the meek !
To those who fall, how kind Thou art I
How good to those who seek !
4. But what to those who find ? Ah ! this
Nor tongue nor pen can show :
The love of Jesus — what it is
None but His loved ones know.
Rev. G, B. bubie?.
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No. 287. 3n tbc secret of Ibie presence.
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1. In the se - cret of His pre-sence how my soul de- lights to hide!
2. When my soul is faint and thirs - ty, 'neath the sha - dov/ of His wing
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2. There is cool and plea-sant shal- ter, and a
learn at Je - su's side ! Earth-ly
fresh and crys - tal spring ; And my
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1. cares can nev-er vex me,nei-ther tri - als lay me 1 w; For when Sa- tan comes to
2. Saviour rests be-side me, as we hold communion sweet ; If I tried, I could not
1. tempt me, to tlie se - cret place I go, to the se - cret place I go.
2. ut - ter what He says when thus we meet, what He says when thus we meet.
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Oh, how patiently He listens ! and my drooping soul He cheers :
Do you think He ne'er reproves me ? What a false friend He would be,
If He never, never told me of the sins which He must see !
4. Would you like to know the sweetness of the secret of the Lord?
Go and hide beneath His shadow ; this shall then be your reward ;
And whene'er you leave the silence of that happy meeting-place,
You must mind and bear the image of the Master in your face.
No. 288.
J. H. GlLMORE.
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1be ieafcetb me!
P.M.
W. B. BRADBURY.
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1. He lead-eth me! O bless-ed thought, O words with heav'nly comfort fraught
2. Sometimes 'mid scenes of deepest gloom, Sometimes where E - den's bowers bloom,
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2. By \va-ters still, o'er troubled sea — Still 'tis His hand that lead-eth me.
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Nor ever murmur or repine ;
Content, whatever lot I see,
Since 'tis my God that leadeth me.
4. And when my .task on earth is done,
Whfen, by Thy grace, the vict'ry's won,
E'en death's cold wave I will not flee,
Since Thou through Jordan leadest me.
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MRS. BAXTER.
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1. Take the name of Je-sus w.th you, Child of sor-rowandof woe;
2. Take the name of Je - sus ev - er, As a shield from ev - 'ry snare ;
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2. If temp - tations round you ga - ther, Breathe that ho - ly name in prayer.
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3. Oh, the precious name of Jesus,
How it thrills our souls with joy,
When His loving arms receive us,
And His songs our tongues employ !
4. At the name of Jesus bowing,
Falling prostrate at His feet,
King of kings in heaven we'll crown Him,
When our journey is complete.
No. 290. 3C6U6 ia near, burdens to bear.
MRS. WYNDHAM HEATHCOTE. 7. 6. 7. 6., with Refrain. MRS. WVNDHAM HEATHCOTE.
1. Oft - en the day is drea - ry, Oft-en the storm-
2. Welcome to tell my sto - ry, Tell-ing— He gives me rest
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2. And, while my sor-rows shar - ing, Clasps me un - to His breast.
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Sweet is the rest He gives ;
Sharing in all my toiling,
While in my heart He lives.
3. Jesus my heart loves dearly,
All through the darkest night,
As when the sun shines clearly,
Making my pathway bright.
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No. 292. Gbe SolMer'0 Watcbworb.
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REV. NORMAN BENNET.
SUNNINGDALE. P.M. Harmonized by A. T. G.
1. We are sol - diers ev - 'ry one, And the fight is just be-gun, And the
2. When the foes are thick a-round, And we try to stand ourground, And each
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And we feel their mighty power,
When our hearts are nearly faint with fear ;
Then we look to Him above,
Whom we honour and we love,
And He says, " Be of good cheer."
4. When the battle clouds are past,
And we find our home at last,
Then the joy of every heart shall be :
The song of living praise,
To the Father of all days,
That shall sound from sea to sea.
V1L— CONFLICT.
No. 293. £be Son of <Sot> QOCS fortb to war.
BISHOP HEBER.
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2. liie mar - tyr first, whose en - gle eye Could pierce be - yo.-jd the grave,
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2. Who saw his Mas- ter in the sky, And called to Him to save:
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2. He prayed for them that did the wrong : Who fol - lows in his train ?
A glorious band, the chosen few
On whom the Spirit came, [knew,
Twelve valiant saints, their hope they
And mocked the cross and flame.
They met the tyrant's brandished steel,
The lion's gory mane,
They bowed their necks, the death to feel :
Who follows in their train ?
4. A noble army — men and boys,
The matron and the maid,
Around the Saviour's throne rejoice,
In robes of light arrayed :
They climbed the steep ascent of heaven,
Through peril, toil, and pain :
O God, to us may g?-ace be given
To follow in their train.
VII.— CONFLICT.
No. 294. Gbere's a fiobt to be fougbt
SARAH G. STOCK.
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P. P. BLISS.
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2. O'er the wa - ters it sound - eth, from lands far a -way, Where the
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2. reb - el u - surp-er holds fair realms in sway; There are chains to be severed, and
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5. When the warfare is finished, the long struggle o'er,
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H. KIRKE WHITE. 7- 7- 7- 7-
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4. Let your drooping hearts be glad ;
March, in heavenly armour clad ;
Fight, nor think the battle Jong ;
Vict'ry soon shall tune your song.
5. Let not sorrow dim your eye,
Soon shall every tear be dry ;
Let not fears your course impede ;
Great your strength, if great your need.
6. Onward then to glory move :
More than conquerors ye shall prove ;
Though opposed by many a foe,
Christian soldiers, onward go !
W/.—COMfiUCT.
No. 296. 3'm but a stranger bcre.
THOMAS R. TAYLOR. AMOR CHRISTI. 6.4.6.4.6.6.6.4.
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1. I'm but a stran-ger here, Heaven is my home ; Earth is a
2. What tho' the tern- pest rage, Heaven is my home; Short is my
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2. Soon shall be o - ver-past ; I shall reach home at last — Heaven is my home.
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3. There, at my Saviour's side,
Heaven is my home ;
I shall be glorified,
Heaven is my home.
There are the good and blest,
Those I love most and best ;
And there I too shall rest — •
Heaven is my home,
4. Therefore I murmur not,
Heaven is my home ;
Whate'er my earthly lot,
Heaven is my home.
And I shall surely stand
There at my Lord's right hand ;
Heaven is my fatherland,
Heaven is my home.
No. 297. Stanb up for
REV. DR. G. DUFFIELD.
Bold.
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The strife will not be long ;
This day the noise of battle,
The next the victor's song.
To him that overcometh
A crown of life shall be ;
He with the King of glory
Shall reign eternally.
3. Stand up ! stand up for Jesus !
Stand in His strength alone !
The arm of flesh will fail you,
Ye dare not trust your own.
Put on the gospel armour,
And, watching unto prayer,
Where duty calls or danger,
Be never wanting there.
No. 298. " Match anb pra? ! "
CHARLOTTE ELLIOTT.
Moderate,
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Wear it ever, night and day ;
Ambushed lies the evil one,
" Watch and pray !"
4. Hear the victors who o'ercame,
Still they mark each warrior's way ;
All, with one sweet voice exclaim,
" Watch and pray 1 "
5. Hear, above all, hear thy Lord,
Him thou lovest to obey ;
Hide within thy heart His word,
" Watch and pray ! "
6. Watch, as if on that alone
Hung the issue of the day ;
Pray that help may be sent down,
41 Watch and pray 1 "
No. 299.
BISHOP W. W. How.
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We feebly struggle ; they in glory shine !
Yet all are one in Thee, for all are Thine. Alleluia !
5. And when the strife is fierce, the warfare long,
Steals on the ear the distant triumph-song,
And hearts are brave again, and arms are strong ! Alleluia !
6. The golden evening brightens in the west :
Soon, soon, to faithful warriors cometh rest ;
Sweet is the calm of Paradise the blest. Alleluia !
7. But lo ! there breaks a yet more glorious day ;
The saints triumphant rise in bright array ;
The King of Glory passes on His way. Alleluia !
8. From earth's wide bounds, from ocean's farthest coast,
Through gates of pearl streams in the countless host,
Singing to Father Son, and Holy Ghost, — Alleluia !
No. 300.
DR. J. S. B. MONSELL.
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1. Fight the good fight with all thy might, CHRisris thy strength, and CHRIST thy right;
2. Run the straight race thro' God'sgood grace, Lift up thine eyes, and seek His face;
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1. Lay hold on life, and it shall be Thy joy and crown e - ter-nal - ly.
2. Life with its way be - fore thee lies, CHRIST is the path, and CHRIST the prize.
3. Cast care aside, lean on thy Guide ;
His boundless mercy will provide ;
Trust, and thy trusting soul shall prove
CHRIST is its life, and CHRIST its love.
Faint not nor fear, His arms are near,
He changeth not, and thou art dear ;
Only believe, a.nd thou shalt see
That CHRIST is all in all to thee.
No. 301. Be Still, ms Ibeart!
J. NEWTON. ANGEL'S HYMN. L.M. ORLANDO GIBBONS.
Mo. to ato.
1. Be still, my heart! these anx-ious cares To thee are burdens, thorns, and snares;
2. Brought safe -ly by His hand thus far, Why wilt thou now give place to fear?
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1. They cast dis-hon-our on the Lord, And con -tra - diet His gra - cious word.
2. How canst thou want if He pro - vide, Or lose thy way with such a Guide?
3. When first before His mercy-seat
Thou didst to Him thine all commit ;
He gave thee warrant from that hour
To trust His wisdom, love, and power.
4. Did ever trouble yet befall,
And He refuse to hear thy call ?
And has He not His promise passed,
That thou shalt overcome at last ?
5. He who has helped me hitherto
Will help me all my journey through,
And give me daily cause to raise
New Ebenezers to His praise.
6. Though rough and thorny be the road,
It leads thee home, apace, to God :
Then count thy present trials small,
For heaven will make amends for all !
No. 302. Jesus, ant) can it Bver be?
1. JESUS, and can it ever be —
A mortal man ashamed of Thee?
Scorned be the thought by rich and poor :
My soul shall scorn it more and more.
2. Ashamed of Jesus ! Sooner far
May evening blush to own a star.
Ashamed of Jesus ! Just as soon
May midnight blush to think of noon.
3. Ashamed of Jesus ! that dear Friend,
On whom my hopes of heaven depend ?
No ! when I blush, be this my shame,
That I no more revere His name.
4. Ashamed of Jesus ! Yes, I may,
When I've no crimes to wash away.
No tears to wipe, no joys to crave.
No fears to quell, no soul to save.
5. Till then — nor is the boasting vain —
Till then I boast a Saviour slain :
And oh may this my glory be,
That Christ is not ashamed of me !
Rev. J. Grigg.
VII.— CONFLICT.
No. 303. Xet tbere be bope to^fcap, 1Lor&*
HOPE. 7.7-7-6.
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1. Let there be hope to - day, Lord, Hope as I watch and pray, Lord,
2. Hope when the waves roll high, Lord, Hope when the winds sweep by, Lord,
3. Hope that the clouds may clear, Lord, Hope that dis - pels each fear, Lord,
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3. Hope because Thou art near, Lord,
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In the dark day give hope !
In - to my heart send hope !
So let me wait in hope !
4. " In hope against hope," I wait, Lord,
Faced by some fast-barred gate, Lord,
Hope never says " Too late," Lord,
Therefore in Thee I hope !
$. Hope though the night be long, Lord,
Hope of a glowing dawn, Lord,
Morning must break in song, Lord,
For we are "saved by hope."
No, 304. Solbiers of Christ, arise,
REV. C. WESLEY.
FRANCONIA. S.M.
German.
1. Sol - diers of Christ ! a - rise,
2. Strong in the Lord of Hosts,
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Attend with constant care,
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No. 305.
E. E. HEWITT.
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3. More about Jesus; in His word,
Holding communion with my Lord ;
Hearing His voice in ev'ry line,
Making each faithful saying mine.
4. More about Jesus ; on His throne,
Riches in glory all His own ;
More of His kingdom's sure increase ;
More of His coming, Prince of Peace.
No. 306.
V1II.—GKOV7TH IN GRACE.
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F. BROOK.
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The way that leads to Him must needs be strait
4. One thing I know, I cannot say Him nay ;
One thing I do, I press towards my Lord ;
My God my glory here, from day to day,
And in the glory there my Great Reward.
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REV. GODFREY THRING. EDINA. 6.5.6.5.0. SIR HERBERT S. OAKELEY.
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Deep in adoration
Bending low the knee :
Thou for our redemption
Cam'st on earth to die ;
Thou, that we might follow,
Hast gone up on high.
3. Great, and ever greater,
Are Thy mercies here,
True and everlasting
Are the glories there,
Where no pain, or sorrow,
Toil, or care is known,
Where the angel-legions
Circle round Thy throne.
4. Clearer still and clearer
Dawns the light from heaven,
In our sadness bringing
News of sin forgiven ;
Life has lost its shadows,
Pure the light within ;
Thou hast shed Thy radiance
On a world of sin.
5. Brighter still and brighter
Glows the western sun,
Shedding all its gladness
O'er our work that's done i
Time will soon be over,
Toil and sorrow past,
May we, Blessed Saviour,
Find a rest at last.
6. Onward, ever onward,
Journeying o'er the road
Worn by saints before us,
Journeying on to God ;
Leaving all behind us,
May we hasten on,
Backward never looking
Till the prize is won.
7. Higher, then, and higher
Bear the ransomed soul,
Earthly toils forgotten,
Saviour, to its goal ;
Where in joys un thought of
Saints with angels sing,
Never weary, raising
Praises to their King.
VIII.— GROWTH 7V GRACE.
No. 308. flfeore boltnees give me!
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More blessed and ho - ly, More.Saviour.like Thee.
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Does His blessed presence cheer ?
Still there's more to follow.
Oh the love that Jesus shows !
Still there's more to follow ;
Freely He His love bestows,
Still there's more to follow.
3. Have you felt the Spirit's power ?
Still there's more to follow ;
Falling like the gentle shower ?
Still there's more to follow.
Oh the power the Spirit shows 1
Still there's more to follow ;
Freely He His power bestows,
Still there's more to follow.
VII I. —GROWTH IN GRACE.
No. 310. Wearer, mp (Bob, to £bee.
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Nearer, my God, to Thee,
Nearer to Thee !
4. Then, with my waking thoughts
Bright with Thy praise,
Out of my stony griefs
Bethel I'll raise ;
So by my woes to be
Nearer, my God, to Thee,
Nearer to Thee !
No. 311.
G. RAWSON.
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Walking with Thee.
Then Thy companions here
Walking with Thee,
Rise to a higher life,
Soul liberty :
They are, not to our love,
But to the home above,
Taken by Thee.
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That not a single good outlies
The circle of His will.
VI 1 1. —GROWTH IN GRACE.
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No. 313.
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1. O je - sus Christ, grow Thou in me, And all things else re - cede !
2. Each day let Thy sup - port-ing might My weak-ness still em - brace ;
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In Thy bright beams which on me fall,
Fade every evil thought ;
That I am nothing, Thou art all,
I would be daily taught.
4. More of Thy glory let me see,
Thou Holy, Wise, and True !
I would Thy living image be,
In joy and sorrow too.
Fill me with gladness from above,
Hold me by strength Divine ;
Lord, let the glow of Thy great love
Through my whole being shine.
Make this poor self grow less and less,
Be Thou my life and aim ;
Oh, make me daily through Thy grace
More meet to bear Thy name !
No. 314.
in tbe ligfot, anfc tbou sbalt Know.
1. WALK in the light, and thou shalt know
That fellowship of love
His Spirit only can bestow,
Who reigns in light above.
2. Walk in the light, and Thou shalt find
Thy heart made truly His —
Who dwells in cloudless light enshrined,
In whom no darkness is.
3. Walk in the light, and sin abhorred
Shall ne'er defile again ;
The blood of Jesus Christ the Lord
Shall cleanse from every stain.
4. Walk in the light, and e'en the tomb
No fearful shade shall wear ;
Glory shall chase away the gloom,
For Christ hath conquered there.
$. Walk in the light, and thou shalt own
Thy darkness passed away,
Because that light hath on thee shone
In which is perfect day.
6. Walk in the light, thy path shall be
Peaceful, serene, and bright ;
For God, by grace, shall dwell in thee,
And God Himself is Light.
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2. In Thy righ-teous-ness complete, Je - sus, Lord, in know- ing Thee,
3. Per - me - ate my spi - rit through ; Let Thy gov- ern - ment in - c ease,
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2. Oh.what strength and vie - to- ry !
3. Ris-en, crown-ed, Piince of Peace.
4. Now I claim from Thee, dear Lord.
5. Oh ! what joy to trust Thee, Jesus,
Mighty Victor o'er the grave,
And to learn amid earth's shadows
Thine unceasing power to save !
Only those who prove Thee know
What the grace Thou dost bestow.
6. Make my life a bright outshining
Of Thy life, that all may see
Thine own resurrection power
Mightily put forth in me ;
Ever let my heart become
Yet more consciously Thy home.
No. 316.
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1. " UNTO him that hath " Thou givest
Ever "more abundantly " ;
Lord, I live because Thou livest,
Therefore give more life to me,
Therefore speed me in the race,
Therefore let me grow in grace.
2. Deepen all Thy work, O Master,
Strengthen every downward root ;
O.<ly do Thou ripen faster —
More and more — Thy pleasant fruit ;
Purge me, prune me, self abase ;
Only let me grow in grace.
3. Let me grow by sun and shower,
Every moment water me ;
Make me really, hour by hour,
More and more conformed to Tbee;
That Thy loving eye may trace
Day by day my growth in grace.
4. Jesus, grace for grace outpouring,
Show me ever greater things ;
Raise me higher, sunward soaring.
Mounting as on eagle-wings !
By the brightness of Thy face,
Jesus, let me grow in grace.
Let me, then, be always growing,
Never, never standing still,
Listening, learning, better knowing
Thee and Thy most blessed will.
Till I reach Thy holy place
Daily let me grow in grace.
P. R. HavergaL
VIII.— GROWTH IN GRACE.
No. 317. " Gonsi&er Ibim."
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Filled with self-sacrifice and purity ;
God will work out in thee the pattern true,
And Christ's example ever keep in view.
5. " Consider Him." Thy great High Priest above
Is interceding in untiring love,
And He would have thee thus " Within the Vail '
By Spirit-breathed petitions to prevail.
6. " Consider Him," and as you run the race,
Keep ever up\vard looking in His face :
And thus transformed, illumined thou shalt be.
And Christ's own image shall be seen in thee.
No. 318. fiDan? names are bear*
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Vanish'd hope and joy it will restore us,
Till their sudden rays our soul adorn.
4. Jesus ! Jesus ! in the home of glory,
Still that lovely name shall tune our lays,
Jesus ! Jesus ! all the wondrous story
Of His love shall fill eternal days.
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ORIENT. 6.6.6.6.
R. H. BOYS.
1. I could not an - der - stand
2. I used to feel dis - trest
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My work is but to trust,
His — just to keep and guide.
VIIL — GROWTH IN GRACE.
No. 320. Gafce ftime to be
W. D. LONGSTAFF. 6.5.6.5. D.
REV. T. R. H. STURGES.
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2. Take time to be holy,
The world rushes on ;
Spend much time in secret
With Jesus alone.
By looking to Jesus
Like Him thou shall be ;
Thy friends, in thy conduct,
His likeness shall see.
3. Take time to be holy,
Let Him be Thy Guide ;
And run not before Him
Whatever betide ;
In joy or in sorrow,
Still follow thy Lord,
And, looking to Jesus,
Still trust in His Word.
4. Take time to be holy,
Be calm in thy soul ;
Each thought and each temper
Beneath His control :
Thus led by His Spirit
To fountains of love,
Thou soon shall be fitted
For service above.
No. 321. flDore Xove to <Xbee, © Christ!
MRS. PKENTISS.
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2. Once earth-ly joy 1 craved, Sought peace and rest ;
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Send grief and pain ;
Sweet are Thy messengers,
Sweet their refrain,
When they can sing with me, —
More love, O Christ, to Thee !
More love to Thee !
More love to Thee !
Then shall my latest breath
Whisper Thy praise ;
This be the parting cry
My heart shall raise ; —
This still its prayer shall be : -
More love, O Christ, to Thee !
More love to Thee !
More love to Thee !
No. 322. 3c0U6t Saviour,
S. TREVOR FRANCIS.
HOLY JESLT. 7.7.7.7.
H. J. E. HOLMES.
1. Je - sus, Sa-viour, by Thy side
2. Sha-dows dar -ken : day has fled;
3. I would hear-ken, would o - bey,
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Now and through eternity.
5. Onward to my home above,
Guided by the hand I love ;
Circled by Thy arm of grace,
Till I see Thee face to 'ace.
PART IX.— WORK.
No. 323.
(So, labour ©n.
REV. DR. H. BONAR.
HESPERUS. L.M.
H. BAKER, Mus.Bac.
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1. Go, la-bour on; spend, and be spent — Thy joy to do the Father's will;
2. Go, la bour on ; 'tis not for nought ; Thy earthly loss is heav'n-ly gain ;
3. Go, la-bour on ; your hands are weak, Your knees are faint, your souls cast down
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Go, labour on while it is day,
The world's dark night is hastening on ;
Speed, speed thy work, cast sloth away,
It is not thus that souls are won.
Men die in darkness at your side,
Without a hope to cheer the tomb ;
Take up the torch and wave it wide —
The torch that lights time's thickest gloom.
Toil on, faint not, keep watch and pray ;
Be wise the erring soul to win ;
Go forth into the world's highway,
Compel the wanderer to come in.
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For toil comes rest, for exile home ;
Scon shall thou hear the Bridegroom's voice,
The midnight cry, " Behold, I cornel "
No. 324.
%or&, Speaft to me
LORD, speak to me, that I may speak
In living echoes of Thy tone ;
As Thou hast sought, so let me seek
Thy erring children lost and lone.
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O lead me, Lord, that I may lead
The wandering and the wavering feet ;
O feed me, Lord, that I may feed
Thy hungering ones with manna sweet.
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Firm on the Rock, and strong in Thee,
1 may stretch out a loving hand
To wrestlers with the troubled sea.
O teach me, Lord, that I may teach
The precious things Thou dost impart;
And wing my words, that they may reach
The hidden depths of many a heart
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O give Thine own sweet rest to me,
That I may speak with soothing power
A word in season, as from Thee,
To weary ones in needful hour.
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O fill me with Thy fulness, Lord,
Until my very heart o'erflow
In kindling thought and glowing word,
Thy love to tell, Thy praise to show.
O use me, Lord, use even me,
Just as Thou wilt, and when, and where,
Until Thy blessed face I see—
Thy rest, Thy joy, Thy glory share !
F. R. Ha.ve.rgaL
IX.— WORK.
No. 325. ©b to be IRotbmo, IRotbing !
GEORGIANA M. TAYLOR.
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CHO. — Oh to be no- thing, no - thing !
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Only as led by His hand ;
A messenger at His gateway,
Only waiting for His command.
Only an instrument ready
His praises to sound at His will ;
Willing should He not require me,
In silence to wait on Him still.
3. Oh to be nothing, nothing !
Painful the humbling may be,
Yet low in the dust I'd lay me
That the world might my Saviour see.
Rather be nothing, nothing !
To Him let their voices be raised;
He is the fountain of blessing,
He only is meet to be praised.
IX.— WORK
No. 326.
R. W. DlXON.
1. O touch mine eyes, that I
2. O loose my tongue, that I
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The softest whisper of Thy love,
To draw my heart from earthly things,
And fix it on Thyself above.
4. Release my feet, that I may run
The way of holiness divine ;
Held by Thy hand they cannot fall —
Filled with Thy life I'll brightly shine.
No. 327. " Sbe batb t>one wbat sbe coulfc."
EVA J. EVERED POOLE. BROTHERTOFT. IO. IO. IO. IO. D. LlVESEY CARROTT.
1. I could not do the work the reap - ers did. Or bind the golden sheaves that
2. I could not cast the hea-vy fish -er-net, I had not strengthen wis-dom
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2. ev - er that I knew His smile so fair Shone, beaming sweet encouragement on me.
I could not join the glorious soldier-band,
I never heard their thrilling battle-cry ;
The work allotted by the Master's hand
Kept me at home, while others went to die.
And yet, when victory crowned the struggle long,
And spoils were homeward brought, b^th rich and rare,
He let me help to chant the triumph-song,
And bade me in the gold and jewels share.
O Master dear! the tiniest work for Thee
Finds recompense beyond our highest thought,
And feeble hands that worked but tremblingly
The richest colours in Thy fabric wrought.
We are content to take what Thou shall give,
To do, or surfer, as Thy choice shall be:
Forsaking all Thy wisdom bids us leave,
Glad in the thought that we are pleasing Thee !
IX.— WORK.
No. 328. Xet tbe Xower Xigbts be Burning.
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Earnestly.
8.7.8.7., with Refrain.
P. P. BLISS.
1. Bright-ly beams our Father's mer-cy From His light-house ev - er - more ;
2. Dark the night of sin has set-tied, Loud the an - gry bil-lows roar;
3. Trim your fee - ble lamp.my bro-ther; Some poor sea -man. tem-pest-toss'd,
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2. Ea-ger eyes are watching, long -ing,
3. Try - ing now to make the har - bour,
Of the lights a - long the shore.
For the lights a - long the shore.
In the dark-ness may be lost.
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Anon. ALTRINCHAM. 7.6.7.6. D. DR. Lt MASON.
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1. Work, for the Day is com - ing ! Day in the Word fore - told,
2. Work, for the Day is * com - ing ! . Dark - ness will soon be gone ;
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glad - ness, Praise be our blest em - ploy.
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Made for the saints of light ;
Off with the garments dreary,
On with the armour bright :
Soon will the strife be ended,
Soon all our toils below ;
Not to the dark we're tending,
But to the Day we go.
4. Work, for the Lord is coming !
Children of light are we ;
From Jesu's bright appearing
Towers of darkness flee.
Out of the mist, at His bidding,
Souls like the dew are born :
O'er all the East are spreading
Tints of the rosy morn.
5. Work, then, the Day is coming !
No time for sighing now !
Harps for the hands once drooping,
Wreaths for the victor's brow.
Now morning Light is breaking,
Soon will the Day appear ;
Night shades appal no longer,
Jesus, our Lord, is near.
No. 330. Worfe, for tbe IRfcjbt is Coming !
1. WORK, for the night is coming ;
Work through the morning hours
Work while the dew is sparkling ;
Work 'mid springing flowers ;
Work, when the day grows brighter
Work in the glowing sun ;
Work, for the night is coming,
When man's work is done.
2. Work, for the night is coming ;
Work through the sunny noon ;
Fill brightest hours with labour,
Rest comes sure and soon.
Give every flying minute
Something to keep in store ;
Work, for the night is coming,
When man works no more.
3. Work, for the night is coming,
Under the sunset skies ;
While the bright tints are glowing,
Work, for daylight flies.
Work, till the last beam fadeth,
Fadeth to shine no more ;
Work, while the night is darkening,
When man's work is o'er.
S. Dyer.
IX.— WORK.
No. 331. £be jfaitb tbat Saves tbe Soul.
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1. The faith that saves the soul
2. Thy Sa - viour Nvork'd for thee,
i. The la - bour-ers are few-
Is faith that works by love ;
With oft - en wea - ry brow ;
Who toil a - mid the heat,
1. Let faith and love thy work con- trol, And thy sal -va-tion prove.
2. His will - ing, con-stant work - er be, For Him to la - bour now.
3. Un - to their toil - ing Mas - ter true, And learn - ing at His feet
Work with a grateful heart :
Work while the millions play :
Ere the bright hours of light depart,
And night shall follow day.
Work ! — work for Him is blest ;
Work as a favoured son ;
Work till He gives thee heavenly rest,
And His own sweet " Well done!"
No. 332. /ifoafee
MAKE use of me, my God !
Let me not be forgot ;
A broken vessel cast aside,
One whom Thou needest not.
I am Thy creature, Lord,
And made by hands divine ;
And I am part, however mean,
Of this great world of Thine.
of me, my Gob !
3. Thou usest all Thy works,
The weakest things that be ;
Each has a service of its own,
For all things wait on Thee.
4. All things do serve Thee here,
All creatures great and small ;
M.ike use of me, of me, my God,
The meanest of them all !
(May also be sung to Nos. 44 and 18^. ]
Rev. Dr. H. Bonar.
No. 333. Me give Gbee but Gbine ©wn.
BISHOP W. W. How.
NARENZA. S.M.
German.
1. We give Thee but Thine own,
2. And hearts are bruis'd and dead,
3. To com - fort and to bless,
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To God the lost to bring,
To teach the way of life and peace,
Is a most Christ-like thing.
5. And we believe Thy word,
Though dim our faith may be ;
Whate'er for Thine we do, O Lord,
We do it unto Thee.
No. 334. 39 tfy? Cruse of Comfort failing ?
MRS. RUNDLE CHARLES.
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2. Love di - vine will till thy storehouse, Or thy hand-ful still re - new ;
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4. Is thy burden hard and heavy ?
Do thy steps drag wearily ?
Help to bear thy brother's burden —
God will bear both it and thee.
5. Numb and weary on the mountains,
Would'st thou sleep amid the snow ?
Chafe that frozen form beside thee,
And together both shall glow.
6. Art thou stricken in life's battle ?
Many wounded round thee moan ;
Lavish on their wounds thy balsams,
And the balm shall heal thine own.
7. Is thy heart a well left empty?
None but God its void can fill ;
Nothing but a ceaseless fountain
Can its ceaseless longings still.
8. Is the heart a living power?
Self-entwined, its strength sinks low;
It can only live in loving,
And by serving, love will grow.
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No. 335.
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2. Go out in the by- ways and search them all ;
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The wheat may be there, tho' the
With sic - kles of truth must the work be done,
Then search in the high - way, and pass none by,
The fields all are ripening, and far and wide
The world now is waiting the harvest tide :
But reapers are few, and the work is great,
So come with your sickles, ye sons of men,
And gather together the golden grain ;
Toil on till the Lord of the harvest come,
And much will be lost should the harvest wait. Then share in the joy of the ' ' harvest home, '
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2.. " Wor - thy the Lamb that died, "they cry, "To be ex - alt- ed thus;'
3. Je - sus is wor - thy to re - ceive lion - our and pow'r di - vine :
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2. "Wor - thy the Lamb," our lips re - ply, "For He was slain for us."
3. And bless-ings more than we can give Be, Lord, for ev - er Thine.
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Conspire to lift Thy glories high,
And speak Thine endless praise.
5. The whole creation join in one,
To bless the sacred name
Of Him that sits upon the throne.
And to adore the Lamb.
X.—PRA YEK AND PRAISE.
No. 338. 3n tbe bour of trial.
J. MONTGOMERY. INTERCESSOR. 6.5.6.5. D.
H. J. E. HOLMES.
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Nor for fear or fa-vour Suf-fer me to fall.
Or, in dark-er semblance, Cross-crown'd Calva - ry.
3. If with sore affliction
Thou in love chastise,
Pour Thy benediction
On the sacrifice ;
Then, upon Thine altar,
Freely offered up,
Though the flesh may falter,
Faith shall drink the cup.
4. When in dust and ashes
In the grave I sink,
While heaven's glory flashes
O'er the shelving brink ;
On Thy truth relying
Through that mortal strife,
Lord, receive me, dying,
To eternal life.
No. 339. TRflben tbou wafcest in tbe morning.
Lux Eoi. 8.7.8.7., D.
G. M. TAYLOR. (By permission of Messrs. Novello, Ewer & Co.) SIR A. SULLIVAN.
1. When thou wak - est in the morn-ing, Ere thou tread'st the un-tried way
2. In the calm of sweet com-mu-nion Let thy dai - ly work be done ;
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2. In the peace of soul - out- pour-ing Care be ban-ish'd, pa-tience won
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Then, as hour by hour glides by thee,
Thou wilt blessed guidance know,
Thine own burdens being lightened,
Thou canst bear another's woe ;
Thou canst help the weak ones onward,
Thou canst raise up those that fall :
But, remember, while thou servest,
Still tell Jesus— tell Him all !
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And if weariness creep o'er thee
As the day wears to its close,
Or if sudden fierce temptation
Bring thee face to face with foes —
In thy weakness, in thy peril,
Raise to heaven a truthful call ;
Strength and calm for every crisis
Come — in telling Jesus all.
No. 340, toarfe ! tbe soimfc of bol£ voices.
1. HARK ! the sound of holy voices,
Chanting at the crystal sea,
Hallelujah, hallelujah,
Hallelujah ! Lord, to Thee ;
Multitudes, which none can number,
Like the stars in glory stand,
Clothed in white apparel, holding
Palms of victory in their hand.
2. They have come from tribulation,
And have washed their robes in blood,
Washed them in the blood of Jesus ;
Tried they were, and firm they stood ;
Mocked, imprisoned, stoned, tormented, j
Sawn asunder, slain with sword,
They have conquered death and Satan
By the might of Christ the Lord.
3. Now they reign in heavenly glory,
Now they walk in golden light ;
Now they drink, as from a river,
Holy bliss and infinite ;
Love and peace they taste for ever,
And all truth and knowledge see
In the beatific vision
Of the Blessed Trinity.
4. God of God, the One-begotten,
Light of Light, Emmanuel,
In Whose Body joined together
All the saints for ever dwell,
Pour upon us of Thy fulness,
That we may for evermore
God the Father, God the Son, and
God the Holy Ghost adore.
Bishop C Wordmortk
The above may also be sung to CRYSTAL SEA, No. 104.
X.—PRA YER AND PRAISE.
No. 341. Ibis love flowetb on !
REV. DR. H. BONAR. LAUS DF.O. P.M., with Refrain.
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2. Praise, praise ye the
3. Then the heav'ns and the
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Lamb, who for sin - ners was slain ;
earth, and the sea shall re - joice ;
tire, and her fest - al ar - ray,
1. De - clare, oh, de - clare ye His glo - Ties a - broad
2. Who went down to the grave, and as - cend - ed a gain ;
3. The field and th ^ for - est shall lift their glad voice ;
4. All na - ture shall wear on that glo - ri ous day ;
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1. Pro - claim ye His mer - cy, from na - tion to na - tion,
2. And who soon shall re - turn, when these dark days are o'er,
3. The sands of the des - ert shall flou - nsh in green,
4. For her King com-eth down, with His peo - pie to reign,
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1. Till the ut - ter - most is - lands have heard His sal - va - tion.
2. To set up His king - dom, in glo - ry and pow - er.
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And His mer - cy en - dur - eth for ev - er and ev - er.
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ALBERT MIDLANE.
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1. Re - vive Thy work, O Lord ! Now to Thy saints ap - pear ;
2. Re - vive Thy work, O Lord! Ex - alt Thy pre-cious name;
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Give Pentecostal showers :
Be Thine the glory, Thine alone
The blessing, Lord, be ours !
X.— PRAYER AND PRAISE.
No. 343. 3e0u0, our be0t^belo\>eb frtenb.
J. MONTGOMERY.
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3. Our souls and bodies we resign,
To fear and follow Thy commands.
O take our hearts — our hearts are Thine
Accept the service of our hands.
4. Firm, faithful, watching unto prayer,
May we Thy blessed will obey ;
Toil in Thy vineyaid here, and bear
The heat and burden of the day.
No. 344. © Gbou, to Mboae.
N. L. VON ZlNZENDORF.
Trans, by J. WESLEY.
CAHIR ABBEY. L.M.
REV. G. C. GRUBB.
1. O Thou, to Wrhose all - search -ing sight The darkness shin - eth
2. Wash out its stains, re - fine its dross : Nail my af - fee - tions
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If rough and thorny be the way,
My strength proportion to the day ;
Till toil, and grief, and pain shall cease,
Where all is calm., and joy, and peace.
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2. Let us sound His name a - broad, For of gods Ho is the God;
3. He, with all - com - mand - ing might, Filled the new-made world with light
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For His mercies shall endure,
Ever faithful, ever sure.
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No. 346. f ?r tbe (Sreat 2>eparte&.
REV. DR. RANKIN.
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IN MEMORIAM. P.M.
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2. The brave, the ii - on - heart - ed ; We praise, we praise Thee, Lord *
3. The brave, the Ii - on - heart - ed ; We praise, we praise Thee, Lord !
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2. For watchwords, brave-ly spo - ken, For er - ror's pha-lanx bro - ken,
3. Though on -ward gone be - fore us, Up heights high tow'r-ing o'er us,
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2. The cross their lift - ed to - ken : — We praise, we praise Thee, Lord !
3. To them, God shall re - store us : We praise, we praise Thee, Lord 1
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The brave, the lion-hearted,
We praise, we praise Thee, Lord !
No more their hearts shall fail them,
No more shall doubts assail them,
Triumphant grace avail them !
We praise, we praise Thee, Lord !
5. For the great departed,
Gone to long reward,
The brave, the lion-hearted,
We praise, we praise Thee, Lord I
Earth's farewell words, we say them,
With kindred dust we lay them ;
Lo, heaven in white array them :
We praise, we praise Thee, Lord 1
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No. 347. Crown Ibim witb flDanv Crowns
MATTHEW BRIDGE.
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2. Crown Him the Vir - gin's Son, The God In - car - nate born,
3. Crown Him the Lord of Love: Be - l.old His hands, and side;
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2. Whose arm those crim- son tro - phies won Which now His brow a - dorn
3. Rich wounds yet vi - si • ble a - bove In beau - ty glo - ri - fied :
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2. Fruit of the mys - tic Rose,
3. No an - gel in the sky
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And all be prayer and praise.
His reign shall know no end,
And round His pierced feet
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The Potentate of time,
Creator of the rolling spheres,
Ineffably sublime.
AJ1 hail, Redeemer, hail !
For Thou hast died for me ;
Thy praise shall never, never fail
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No. 348. Sen Gbouean& Sbanhs to 3e0u0 !
MATILDA C. DAY.
GRATITUDE. 7.6.7.6. D., with Refrain. WM. J. KIRKPATRICR.
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IN STERNUM. 9.9.9.9., with Refrain
1. Let us sing of His love once a -gain — Of the love that can nev-er de - cay,
2. There are cleansing and healing for all Who will wash in the life-giv-ing flood;
3. 1£ - ven now while we taste of His love We are fill'd with de-light at His name
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1. Of the blood of the Lambwhowas slain, Till we praise Him a-gain in that day.
2. There is lite ev -er -last- ing and joy At the right hand of God thro' the blood.
3. But what will it be when a - bove We shall join in the song of (.he Lamb !
In the sweet "by - and - by
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In the sweet " by - and - by " We shall meet on that beau - ti - ful shore.
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FANNY J. CROSBY.
Moderate.
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1. Hold Thou my hand! so weak I am, and help -less; 1 dare not
2. Hold Thou my hand! and clo- ser, clo - ser draw me To Thy dear
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2. hap-ly I should wan-der, And m.;sc-ing Thee, n:y trembling feet should fali.
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3. Hold Thou my hand ! the way is dark before me
Without the sunlight of Thy face divine ;
But when by faith I catch its radiant glory,
What heights of joy, what rapturous songs are mine !
4. Hold Thou my hand ! that, when I reach the margir
Of that lone river Thou didst cross for me,
A heavenly light may flash along its waters,
And every wave like crystal bright shall be.
No. 351. "Be all at 1Rest m\? Soul!"
i. "BE all at rest, my soul ! " Oh ! blessed secret
Of the true life that glorifies thy Lord ;
Not always doth the busiest soul best serve Him,
But he who resteth on His faithful word.
*.. "Be all at rest ! " for rest is highest service;
To the still heart God doth His secrets tell ;
Thus shall thou learn to wait, and watch, and labour,
Strengthened to bear, since Christ in thee doth dwell.
3. "Be all at rest! " for rest alone becometh
The soul that casts on Him its every care ;
"Be all at rest ! " so shall thy life proclaim Him
A God who worketh and who heareth prayer.
4. "Be all at rest!" so shall thou be an answer
To those who question, "Who is God, and where?"
For God is rest, and where He dwells is stillness,
And they who dwell in Him that rest shall share.
Freda Hanbury Alien.
X.— PRAYER AND PRAISE.
No. 352.
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1. My God, my Fa - ther, while I stray, Far from my home, on life s dark
2. Tho' dark my path and sad my lot. Let me be still and mur - mur
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3. If Thou shouldst call me to resign
What most I prize, it ne'er was mine
I only yield Thee what was Thine ;
Thy will be done !
4. Let but my fainting heart be blest
With Thy sweet Spirit for its guest ;
My God, to Thee I leave the rest, —
Thy will be done !
No. 353.
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1. MY God ! is any hour so sweet,
From blush of morn to evening star,
As that which calls me to Thy feet,
The hour of prayer .'
2. Blest be that tranquil hour of morn,
And blest that hour of solemn eve,
When, on the wings of prayer upborne,
The world I leave.
3. For then a dayspring shines on me,
Brighter than morn's ethereal glow ;
And richer dews descend from Thee
Than earth can know.
4. Then is my strength by Thee renewed ;
Then are my sins by Thee forgiven ;
5. Renew my will from day to day,
Blend it with Thine, and take away
All that now makes it hard to say,
Thy will be done !
6. Then, when on earth I breathe no more
The prayer oft mixed with tears before,
I'll sing upon a happier shore,
Thy will be done !
Ifoour so Sweet !
Then dost Thou cheer my solitude
With hopes of heaven.
5. Words cannot tell what blest relief
Here for my every want I find ;
What strength for warfare, balm (or grief ;
What peace of mind.
6. Hushed is each doubt, gone every teat ;
My spirit seems in heaven to stay ;
And e'en the penitential tear
Is wiped away.
7. Oh ! till I reach yon peaceful shore,
No privilege so dear shall be,
As thus my inmost soul to pour
la prayer to Thee I
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No. 354. Great Ikino of feints, wb£ frost ZTbou sta£ ?
1. GREAT King of kings, why dost Thou stay?
Why tarriest Thou upon Thy way ?
Why lingers the expected Day?
Thy kingdom come !
2. Life in its fulness is with Thee,
Life in its holy liberty ;
From death and chains this world se-t free :
Thy kingdom come 1
3. O King of glory, King of peace,
Bid all these storms and tumults cease,
Bring in Thy reign of righteousness :
Thy kingdom come !
Peace, gentle peace, is on its way,
And holy love this earth to sway ;
Hasten, O Lord, that glorious day :
Thy kingdom come !
Oh, bid Thy blessed Gospel go
Forth to each child of sin and woe,
That all Thy wondrous grace may know :
Thy kingdom come !
Rev. Dr. H. Bonar.
X.—PKAYER AND PRAISE.
No. 355.
MRS. COUSIN.
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2. To Thee, and to Thy Christ, O God, We sing, we ev - er sing ;
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1. For He tha lone - ly wine - press trod Our cup of joy to bring.
2. For He in - vad - ed Death's a - bode Androbb'dhim of his sting.
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2. The house of dust en-thralls no more, For He, the strong to save,
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We sing, we ever sing ;
For He hath crush'd beneath His rod
The world's proud rebel king.
He plunged in His imperial strength
To gulfs of darkness down,
He brought His trophy up at length,
The foil'd usurper's crown.
4. To Thee, and to Thy Christ, O God,
We sing, we ever sing ;
For He redeem'd us with His blood
From every evil thing.
Thy saving strength His Arm upbore,
The Arm that set us free ;
Glory, O God, for evermore
Be to Thy Christ and Thee.
May be sung to LAUS, TIBI, CHRISTE, No. 443.
X.—PRA YER AND PRAISE.
No. 356. praise 1bim ! praise 1bim !
FANNY CROSBY. SONG OF PRAISE. P.M. C. G. ALLEN.
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Praise Him ! praise Him ! ev - er in joy - ful song.
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2. Praise Him ! praise Him ! Jesus, our blessed Redeemer,
For our sins He suffered and bled and died ;
He, our rock, our hope of eternal salvation,
Hail Him ! hail Him ! Jesus, the Crucified ; —
Loving Saviour, meekly enduring sorrow,
Crowned with thorns that cruelly prerced His brow ;
Once for us rejected, despised, and forsaken,
Prince of Glory, ever triumphant now.
3. Praise Him ! praise Him ! Jesus, our blessed Redeemer,
Heavenly portals, loud with hosannahs ring !
Jesus, Saviour, reigneth for ever and ever ;
Crown Him ! crown Him ! Prophet and Priest and King I
Death is vanquished ! Tell it with joy, ye faithful,
Where is now thy victory, boasting grave?
Jesus lives ! No longer thy portals are cheerless ;
Jesus lives, the mighty and strong to save.
X.- PRAYER AND PRAISE.
No. 357. peace, perfect peace*
THE RJGHT REV. BISHOP BICKERSTETH. PAX TECUM. TO.IO. G. T. CALDBECK.
1. Peace, per - feet peace,
2. Peace, per - feet peace,
3. Peace, per - feet peace,
in this dark world of sin?
by throng -ing du - ties prvss'd?
with sor - rows surg - ing round?
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4. Peace, perfect peace, with lov'd ones far away ?
In Jesus' keeping we are safe and they.
5. Peace, perfect peace, our future all unknown?
Jesus we know, and He is on the throne.
6. Peace, perfect peace, death shadowing us and ours?
Jesus has vanquished death and all its powers.
7. It is enough • earth's struggles soon shall cease,
And Jesus call us to heaven's perfect peace.
No. 358. Gbe roseate hues of earty bawn,
C. FRANCES ALEXANDER.
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1. The ro-seatehues of ear - ly dawn, The bright-ness of the day,
2. The high - est hopes we cher - ish here, How fast they tire and faint. ;
3. Here faith is ours, and heaven-ly hope, And grace to lead us higher ;
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2. How many a spot de - files the robe That wraps an earth-ly saint
3. But there are per - feet - ness and peace Be-yond our best de - sire.
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2. O for a heart that nev - er sins ; O for a soul wash'd white ;
3. O byThyioveand an-guish, Lord, O by Thy life laid down,
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PRAISE waiteth Thee in Zion's Courts,
Where Thy beloved dwell,
Ransomed, redeemed from Satan's thrall,
Their Hallelujahs swell.
Come, blessed Holy Ghost, to-day,
Our songs of praise inspire ;
Purge the iniquity, and touch
Our lips with living fire.
Praise for what Thou our God hast
For promised blessings ours ; [wrought ;
The cloud on faith's horizon seen, —
The Pentecostal showers.
Praise for Thine own right \vay, dear
We did not understand, [Loid,
But as Thy plans unfolded lie,
We see Thy guiding Hand.
Enlarge our soul's capacity,
Cut deeper channels, Lord ;
Room for the floods of blessing now,
According to Thy Word.
E'en while we praise, the heavens rend,
In power come from on high ;
Make this another Pentecost
Answer our spirit's cry.
Mary E. Maxweh.
X.— PRAYER AND PRAISE.
No. 360. 1Lor&t tbe nigbt is barkening.
S. TREVOR FRANCIS.
In unison.
ST. AIDEN. 6.5.6.5. D.
H. j. E. HOLMES.
1. Lord, the night is dark-'ning Shadows close a - round; Darkness growing
2. We would blend our voi - ces As the past we view, Thou art ev - er
3. Oh, to grow in like - ness, Bless-ed Lord, to Thee! Hearts of love and
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2. faith - fui, Thou art ev - er true;
3. pi - ty, Full of sym-path - y ; . .
Oh, be Thou our Lead-ar,
And for all Thy mer-cies
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raise, Singing to Thy glo-ry Notes of sweetest praise.
3. When Thou speakest, Lord ; Feet to run o - be-dient To Thy gracious Word.
Make us ever willing
For Thy ministry,
Suffering or service,
As it pleaseth Thee;
Keep, oh keep us watching
For Thy blest return,
Oil within our vessels,
Lamps that brightly burn.
Ready with the message
To the sin-sick soul,
How the Good Physician
Makes the sinner whole ;
Till at last life's journey
And its conflicts o'er,
We shall in Thy presence
Dwell for evermore.
No. 361. JEre eacb morning breafcetb.
i. ERE each morning breaketh
I would see Thy face,
Jesus ! precious Saviour !
Jesus ! King of grace.
For my thirsty spirit
Longs to drink again
Of the living river
Flowing through the plain.
*. Hark how sweet the music
As it dashes by,
Clear and fresh as ever
In its melody ;
From the crystal city,
From the throne on high,
It has leaped to succour
Sinners — lest they die.
Flowing where the desert
Looks most parched and bare-
There its shining wavelets
Sparkle everywhere !
We, with dying thousands,
Would again partake
Of this crystal river :
It our ihirst can slake.
It the drooping pastures
Can refresh and bless,
And wiih fragrant blossoms
Clothe the wilderness :
O Thou living Spirit,
Give us of Thy dew !
Then our souls, like gardens,
Will yield fruit anew.
Rev. IV. ^ennefather.
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2. " Honour,rich - es, pow'r.do - min - ion," — Thus its praise ere - a - tion brings ;
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2. Thou art worthy, Thou art worthv, Lord of lords, and King of kings.
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Glory to the Church's King,
Glory to the King of nations,
Heaven and earth His praises sing :
Glory ever and for ever
To the King of Glory bring.
Glory be to Thee, O Father,
Glory be to Thee, O Son,
Glory be to Thee, O Spirit,
Glory be to God alone,
As it was, is now, and shall be
While the endless ages run.
No. 363. praise, ms soul, tbe 'Iktno of beax>en*
i. PRAISE, my soul, the King of heaven
To His feet thy tribute bring ;
Kansomed, healed, restored, forgiven,
Evermore His praises sing :
Hallelujah, Hallelujah !
Praise the everlasting King,
s.. Praise Him for His grace and favour
To our fathers in distress ;
Praise Him, still the same for ever,
Slow to chide, and swift to bless :
Hallelujah, Hallelujah!
Glorious in His faithfulness.
Father-like, He tends and spares us;
Well our feeble frame He knows;
In His hands He gently bears us,
Rescues us from all our foes.
Hallelujah, hallelujah 1
Widely yet His mercy flows.
Angels, in the height adore Him ;
Ye behold Him face to face ;
Saints triumphant, bow before Him,
Gathered in from every race :
Hallelujah, hallelujah !
Praise with us the God of grace.
Rev. H. F. Lyte.
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No. 364. TLorfc, in £b\> presence w are met
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i. Lord, in Thy presence we are met, A full sal - va - tion to pro-claim ;
a. We ask Thee, Lord — forThou art hero — Make this a Pen - te - cos - tal hour,
3. Thou know-est sin - sick souls are here, Sick with de - prav - i - ty with - in,
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1. To tes - ti - fy of grace re-ceived, Or of - fered now in Je-sus'name;
2. When hung'ring souls from Thee re-ceive Par- don, or pu - ri - ty, or pow'r ;
3. Rest -less, dis - couraged,wear-ied ones, And Thou art here to cleanse from sin ;
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2. Un - stop deaf ears, let bind eyes see, Bring souls in - to Thy lib - er - ty.
3. Oh ! speak the word" I will, be whole"; And save and sane - ti - fy each souL
4. Grant to Thy servants boldness now,
That faithfully they speak Thy word,
" By stretching forth Thy hand to heal,"
Let signs and wonders from the Lord,
Here in our midst to-day be done,
So, Father, glorify Thy Son.
$. We wait — according to Thy Word,
Lord, let it to Thy servants be ;
May nothing — self, pride, prejudice
Or unbelief — still hinder Thee ;
Bless'd Spirit, have unhindered way
In yielded hearts and lives to-day.
No. 365. lj)e are come unto flDount Zlon.
M. W. STUBBS.
RANSOMED. P.M.
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2. Ye are come to Zi - on, To the heav'nly seat ; Ev-er -last -ing jo v shall crown
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1. Sing with one ac - cord. Past the night of weep -ing, Morn-ing joy is
2. L'i:e"in God "com - plcte : Thro' the Biood or" sprink -ling, By a liv-iug
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1. theirs! Pass - ing thro' the springs o'er-flow In this vale of tears.
2. Way ; Last and least, in our High Priest, En-t'ring in to stay !
3. Entering in for ever,
To go "no more out " ;
To the song and banquet,
And the victor's shout :
Entering in as sinners,
" Far off;" now " brought nigh " ;
We are come to God our Home,
On His heart to lie.
4. We are " no more worthy,"
Bankrupts to Thy grace ;
Ours the robe, the shoes, the ring,
Ours to see Thy face ;
Ours the feast of 'gladness,
Merriment divine :
Laud and praise be Thine alway,
And the glory Thine !
No. 366.
Sbclter me, lorb !
VICTORIA, LADY CARBERY. Vox HUMANA. 9.9.9.9. VICTORIA, LADY CARBERY.
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i. Shel-ter me, Lord ! for the blast is strong, She!-ter me. Lord ! for i he way is long
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Cov-er me, Lord ! for the night is cold, Hush me to
rest, in Th ne Arms en - fold.
2. T^^r^ can I rest, without fear of ill, [still ;
There find new strength, for the waves are
Under Thy Blood, I am cleansed from sin,
Light evermore ! Thy deep peace with n.
3. Succour me, Lord ! for the way is steep,
Succour me, Lord ! for the tide is deep ;
Stre gthen me, Lord! in the path of pain.j
Jesus ! draw nigh, and my soul sustain. •
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Praise be to Thee for Thy Heavenly Grace,
Poured forth on me from Thy Holy Place ;
Glory to Thee for Thy wondrous Love
Shining on me from my Lord above.
Shelter me, Lord ! from the fiery blast,
Shelter me, Lord, till my life is past :
Cover me, Lord ! when the night is cold,
Hush me to rest, in Thine Arms enfold.
X.— PRAYER AND PR A IS B.
No. 367. HH bail tbe power of 3e0us' name!
E. PERRONET.
MILES' LANE. CM.
W. SHRUBSOLE.
x. All hail the power of Je - sus' name ! Let an - gels pros-trate fall :
2. Crown Him, ye martyrs of your God Who from His al - tar call ;
3. Ye saints re-deemed of Ad - am's race, Ye ran-somed from the fall ;
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And crown Him Lord of all
5. Oh that with yonder sacred throng
We at His feet may fall,
Join in the everlasting song,
And crown Him Lord of all 1
No. 368.
let me sing.
S. TRI:VOR FRANCIS.
10.9.10.9.
P. SKENE.
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2. If Thy works praise Thee, Gi - ver of Good, If the
3 Then these lips, sure, a tri - butc shall bring, Though un
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1. sun-beam has swept o'er my heart;
2. sun shines his praise un - to Thee,
3. -wor-thy the prais - es must be;
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4. O wonderful, glorious Redeemer !
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And rejoice, though surrounded with praises,
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5. A song of a sinner forgiven,
And a song that is music to Thee ;
A song of a pilgrim to Heaven,
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1. Praise the Saviour, ye who know Him ; Who can tell how much we owe Him?
2. "Je-sus" is the name that charms us ; He for confl cts fits and arms us ;
3. Trust in Him, ye saints, for ev - er ; He is faith-nil, changing nev - er ;
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1. Glad-ly let us ren - der to Him All we
2. Nothing moves and nothing harms us, When we
3. Neither force nor guile can sev - er Tlvjst; He
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Till the hour of our receiving
Promised joys in heaven.
5. Then we shall be where we would be ;
Then we shall be what we should be ;
Things which are not now, nor could be,
Then shall be our own.
X.— PRAYER AND PRAISE.
No. 370. Come, m? soul, tbp suit prepare.
J. NEWTON.
ANGELIC PRAISE. 7.7.7.7.
H. J. E. HOLMES.
1. Come, my soul, thy
2. Thou art com - ing
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suit pre - 'pare, Je - sus loves to an - swer prayer
to a King, Large pe - ti - tions with thee bring ;
I be - gin, Lord, re - move this load of sin ;
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Take possession of my breast ;
There Thy Wood-bought right maintain,
And without a rival reign.
While I am a pilgrim here,
Let Thy love my spirit cheer ;
As my Guide, my Guard, my Friend,
Lead me to my journey's end !
No. 371. Songs ot praise tbe angels sang.
1. SONGS of praise the angels sang,
Heaven with hallelujahs rang,
When Jehovah's work begun ;
When He spake, and it was done.
2. Songs of praise awoke the morn,
When the Prince of Peace was born ;
Songs of praise arose when He
Captive led captivity.
3. Heaven and earth must pass away ;
Songs of praise shall crown that day :
God will make new heavens and earth *
Songs of praise shail hail their birth.
4. Saints below, with heart and voice,
Still in songs of praise rejoice ;
Learning here, by faith and love,
Songs of praise to sing above.
5. Borne upon their latest breath,
Songs of praise shall conquer death :
Then, amidst eternal joy,
Songs of praise their powers employ.
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No. 372, 3esue, stanb amons us.
REV. W. PENNEFATHER.
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X.— PRAYER AND PRAISE.
2. Breathe Thy Holy Spirit
Into every heart,
Bid the fears and sorrows
From each soul depart.
3. Thus with quickened footsteps
We'll pursue our way,
Watching for the dawning
Of eternal day.
No. 373. Saviour, breatbe an evening blessing.
J. EDMESTON.
SONSET. 8.7.8.7.
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Darkness cannot hide from Thee ;
Thou art He who, never weary,
Watchest where Thy people be.
4. Should swift death this night o'ertakeus,
And our couch become our tomb,
May the morn in heav'n awake us,
Clad in bright and deathless bloom 1
X.— PRAYER AND PRAISE.
No. 374.
J. KENT.
Joyfully.
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8.4.8.4.8.8.8.4.
R2V. J. MOUNTAIN.
1. 'Tis the Church tri- umphant singing Worthy the Lamb ; Heav'n throughout with
2. Ev - 'ry kindred, tongueandna-tion, Wor - thy the Lamb; Join to sing the
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2. migh-ty wa-ters pouring, Prostrate at His feet a - dor-ing, Wor- thy the Lamb.
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Worthy the Lamb ;
Mighty grace o'er sin abounding,
Worthy the Lamb.
By His blood He dearly bought us ;
Wand'ring from the fold He sought us,
And to glory safely brought us :
Worthy the Lamb.
4. Sing with blest anticipation
Worthy the Lamb ;
Through the vale of tribulation,
Worthy the Lamb.
Sweetest notes, all notes excelling,
On the theme for ever dwelling,
Still untold, though ever telling,
Worthy the Lamb.
No. 375.
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Jesus will lead me, I cannot tell where ;
But I will follow, through joy or sorrow,
Sunshine or tempest, sweet peace or despair.
4. Jesus will crown me — wonderful Saviour !
Jesus will crown me, I cannot tell when ;
White throne of splendour hail I with gladness,
Crowned 'mid the plaudits of angels and men.
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VICTORIA, LADY CARBERY.
1. Glo-ry to Thee, my God, this day,
2. Be near me, Lord, when 1 am weak,
For all the mer-cies on my way,
Benear.and let me hear Thee speak,
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1. Glo-ry to Thee for strength re - newed, For ev -'ry thought by Thee im - bued.
2. Restrain me, Lord, when I am strong, For Thy name's sake bear me a - long.
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3. Hold Thou my hands that they may move
In work which Thou wouldst have me love ;
Keep Thou my feet, cause them to run
In paths wherein Thy will is done.
4. Supply my need, be Thou my store,
My treasure and my boundle-s lore ;
Teach me to use Thy gifts, Thy grace,
And ever see Thy holy Face.
Shine on me, Lord, that I may shine,
And walk with Thee in Light Divine ;
Thy blessed cleansing be on me,
That all 1 do for Christ may be.
No longer mine but Thine to talk,
Or act, or think ; so let me walk
From day to day, my God, with Thee,
That " Christ be magnified in me."
X.— PRAYER AND PRAISE.
No. 377. ftbere is no sorrow, Xorb, too sltcjbt
J. CKEWDSON.
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1. There is no sor-row, Lord, too slight To bring 'n prayer to Thee
2. Thou, who hast trod the thor-ny road, Wilt share each small dis - tress
3. There is no se-cret sigh we breathe But meets Thine ear di - vine
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2. The love, which bore the great-er load, Will not re - fuse the k-ss.
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cross grows light be - neath The shad-o\v, Lord, of Thine.
No. 378.
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1. WE bless Thee for Thy peace, O God,
Deep as the unfathomed sea,
Which falls like sunshine on the road
Of those who trust in Thee.
2. We ask not, Father, for repose
Which comes from outward rest,
If we may have through all life's woes
Thy peace within our breast.
3. That peace which suffers and is strong,
Trusts where it cannot see,
Deems not the trial-way too long,
But leaves the end with Thee.
4. That peace which flows serene and deep,
A river in the soul
Whose banks a living verdure keep-
God's sunshine o'er the whole.
No. 379. 3n tbe flame of
C. M. NOEL. EVELYNS. 6.5.6.5. D.
DR. W. H. MONK.
1. In the Namo of Je -
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Sprang at once to sight,
To re - ceive a Name
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2. All the heaven - ly or - ders,
3. Brought it back vie - tor - ious,
Was the Might-y Word.
In their great ar - ray.
When from death He passed
Bore it up triumphant,
With its human light,
Through all ranks of creatures,
To the central height ;
To the throne of Godhead,
To the Father's breast,
Filled it with the glory
Of that perfect rest.
Name Him, brothers, name Him,
With love as strong as death,
But with awe and wonder,
And with 'bated breath ;
He is God the Saviour,
He is Christ the Lord,
Ever to be worshipped,
Trusted, and adored.
6. In your hearts enthrone Him
There let Him subdue
All that is not holy,
All that is not true ;
Crown Him as your Captain
In temptation's hour ;
Let His will enfold you
In its light and power.
7. Brothers, this Lord Jesus
Shall return again,
With His Father's glory,
With His angel train ;
For all wreaths of empire
Meet upon His brow,
And our hearts confess Him
King of glory now.
X.— PRAYER AND PRAISE.
No. 380. precious Saviour, bearcat friend
DEEPER LOVE. P.M.
1. Pre - cious Sa - viour, dear - est Friend, While we bend the
2. Come and sane - ti - fy us now, Seal us ev - er
3. Trust - ing as a lit - tie child,' Help us, Lord, to
4. Deep - er love, yes, deep - er love ! This our con-stant
Come and give our long - ing hearts Deep - er love to
May we to Thy ho - ly will Ev - 'ry pow'r re
While we ask, in sim - pie faith, Deep - er love to
Deep - er love, yes, deep - er love, Till we're lost in
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Grant me, I pray Thee.moreof Thy Spi- rit, So that Thy love flows freely thro' me.
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Moderate.
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2. Swift to its close ebbs out life's lit - tie day ; Earth's joys grow dim, its
3. Come not in ter - rors, as the King of kings ; But kind and good, with
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2. glo - ries pass a - way !
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2. see ; O Thou who chang- est not, a - bide with me.
3. plea ; Come, Friend of sin - ners, thus a - bide with me.
4. I need Thy presence every passing hour :
What but Thy grace can foil the tempter's power?
Who like Thyself my guide and stay can be ?
Through cloud and sunshine, oh, abide with me.
5. I fear no foe, with Thee at hand to bless :
Ills have no weight, and tears no bitterness :
Where is death's sting? where, grave, thy victory?
I triumph still, if Thou abide with me 1
6. Reveal Thyself before my closing eyes ;
Shine through the gloom, and point me to the skies :
Heaven's morning breaks, and earth's vain shadows flee ;
In life, in death, O Lord, abide with me !
No. 382. ©b for a £bou0anJ> Gon0ue6 to Sing*
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Moderate.
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REV. CANON HAVERGAL.
1. Oh for a thousand tongues to sing My great Re -deem-er's praise !
2. My gra-cious Mas - te.r and my God, As - sist me to pro-claim,
3. Je - sus, the name that charms our fears, That bids our sor - rows cease ;
4. He breaks the power of can-celled sin, He sets the pris-'ner free;
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2. And spread thro' all the earth a - broad, The hon - ours of Thy name.
3. 'Tis mu - sic in the sin - ner's ears, 'Tis life, and health, and peace.
4. His blood can make the foul - est clean, His blood a -vailed for me.
No. 383.
X.— PRAYER AND PRAISE.
Song sball be of 3esu0.
MRS. VAN ALSTYNE.
TRANSPORT. 7.6.7.6. D. J. F. GROOME.
1. My song shall be of Je - sus
2. My song shall be of Je - sus
3. My song shall be of Je - sus
His mer - cy crowns my days,
When, sit - ting at His feet,
While press -ing on my way
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2. I call to mind His good -ness, in med - i - ta - tion sweet:
3. To reach the bliss - ful re - gion Ui pure and per - feet day:
1. My song shall be of
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2. I'll sing the grace that saves me, And keeps me at His side.
3. A song of praise to Je - sus I'll sing for ev - er there.
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2. This is the time for worship,
This is the time for prayer ;
The sweetest time for laying
The heart's petitions bare :
The time for holy wrestling,
The time to intercede,
The time to win from Jesus
The help and strength we need.
3. This is the time -to listen
To what the Lord will say ;
This is the time to gather
The manna for the day :
New enemies to conquer,
New victories to win ;
Come, gain a march on Satan —
Come, gain a march on sin I
4. Oh, ye who sigh and languish,
And mourn your ' ' lack of power,
Heed ye this gentle whisper —
" Could ye not watch one hour ? "
For fruitfulness and blessing
There is no " royal road " ;
The power for holy service
Is intercourse with God !
5. Or e'er a word or action
Hath stained its snowy scroll,
Bring the new day to Jesus,
And consecrate the whole :
Then fear not for the record
He surely will indite ;
Whatever may betide thee,
It shall be, must be right !
6. Soon the last golden sunrise
Shall deck the Eastern sky ;
Soon the last " Watch " be ended,
" Redemption draweth nigh!"
Then may this bright incentive
Within our spirits burn ;
" It may be that this morning
The Bridegroom may return ! '
No. 385.
, Master, Blessed /l&aster !
i. OH, Master, blessed Master,
Thy love hath set me free ;
A song of glad thanksgiving
I offer now to Thee :
Thy precious blood hath washed me
From every stain of sin ;
Oh, may Thy grace preserve me,
And keep me pure within.
2. I know the old temptations
Will often yet arise ;
Yet I shall be victorious-
God's power within me lies:
He bids me trust Him wholly,
And He for me will fight ;
And Sstan, with His armies,
Is ever put to flight.
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X.— PRAYER AND PRAISE.
No. 386.
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2. Word up -on my mind, That in Thy truth my feet the path may find.
3. Go Thou before me, lest my footsteps stray,
Light up the track of Thy most holy way ;
Speak Thou to me in accents clear and strong,
Lest Satan's wiles should lure my soul along.
4. Be Thou my rereward, keep me from the foe ;
Lend me in paths wherein the righteous go :
And where Thou goest will I go with Thee —
Only, O Lord, hide not Thy face from me !
5. Lo ! marshalled is the foe and fierce the strife ;
O Heavenly Captain, lead me on to life —
The life that has no ending where Thou art !
And write my name, O Lord, upon Thine heart i
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No. 387.
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Witnessing Thy power to save me,
Setting free from self and sin ;
Thou hast bought me to possess me,
In Thy fulness, Lord, come in.
Jesus, fill now with Thy Spirit
Hearts that full surrender know ;
That the streams of living water
From our inner man may flow.
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No. 388. Come, let us join our Jrienfcs above.
REV. C. WESLEY
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vi - ded by the stream, The nar-row stream of death.
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4. One army of the living God,
To His command we bow ;
Part of His host have crossed the flood,
And part are crossing now.
Be Thou, O God, our constant Guide,
And when the word is given,
Then, Lord of Hosts, the waves dividd
And land us all in heaven.
No, 389. prater fs tbe Soul's Sincere Desire.
1, PRAYER is the soul's sincere desire,
Uttered, or unexpressed ;
The motion of a hidden fire
That trembles in the breast.
2. Prayer is the burden of a sigh,
The falling of a tear ;
The upward glancing of an eye
When none but God is near.
3. Prayer is the simplest form of speech
That infant lips can try ;
Prayer the sublimest strains that reach
The Majesty on high.
4. Prayer is the Christian's vital breath,
The Christian's native air ;
His watchword at the gates of death \
He enters heaven with prayer.
The saints in prayer appear as one,
In word, and deed, and mind ;
While with the Father and the Son
Sweet fellowship they find.
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On our guilty hearts,
Satan in confusion
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6. Oft as earth exulting
Wafts its praise on high,
Angel-hosts rejoicing
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7. Lift ye then your voices ;
Swell the mighty flood ;
Louder still and louder
Praise the precious blood.
No. 391.
Jesu, /iDeek an& (Bentle.
i JESU, meek and gentle,
Son of God most High,
Pitying, loving Saviour,
Hear Thy children's cry.
2. Pardon our offences,
Loose our captive chains,
Break down every idol
Which our soul detains.
3. Give us holy freedom,
Fill our hearts with love ;
No. 392. <Sive me, %ort>,
REV. CANON R. J. LYON.
8.7.8.7.
Draw us, Holy Jesus,
To the realms above.
4. Lead us on our journey,
Be Thyself the way
Through terrestrial darkness
To celestial day.
5. Jesu, meek and gentle,
Son of God most High,
Pitying, loving Saviour,
Hear Thy children's cry.
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2. Keep me hum - ble, loy - al, faith -ful, True to Christ, my King and Lord
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Fill me with Thy Spirit's grace ;
Help me to reflect Thy glory ;
Fit me to behold Thy face.
Ever let Thine hand sustain me,
Sheltered by Thy perfect love ;
Finish Thine own work, and bring me
Home to rest with Thee above.
No. 393.
J. MONTGOMERY.
X.—PkAYER AND PRAISE.
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2. Slain to redeem us by His blood,
To cleanse from every sinful stain ;
And make as kings and priests to God :
Worthv the Lamb, for He was slain !
3. Long as we live, and when we die,
And while in heaven with Him we reign,
This song our Song of songs shall be :
Worthy the Lamb, for He was slain 1
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3. Low we bow be - fcue Thy face,
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2. Righ - teous claims ail sat - is - fied : Fa - ther, we a - dore Thee.
3. Great the rich - es of Thy grace : Fa - ther, we a - dore Thee.
4. By Thy Spirit grant that we
Worshippers in ffftth may be ;
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Now— and soon through endless days:
Father, we adore Thee.
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2. By Christ re-deem'd, I ne'er can tell
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1. For who like Thee, my God, my Kir.g,
2. My life !o s;i\v, my foes to quei!,
3. For ne'er was sor - row dark as this,
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He tri-umph'd by the cross.
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It overflows to this sad earth,
And thrills each raptured heart ;
It wakens mournful souls to mirth :
How good, how glad, Thou art !
5. My heart with praise would overflow,
Responsive I would sing ;
Rejoice, Thy happiness to know —
Thy wellrbeloved is King !
No. 396. 3Lort>, wben we 3Senb before TIbp Ubrone.
1. LOUD, when we bend before Thy throne
And our confessions pour ;
Teach us to feel the sins we own,
And hate what we deplore.
2. Our broken spirits pitying see,
True penitence impart ;
And let a brightening ray from Thee
Beam peace upon the heart.
3. When we disclose our wants in prayer
May we our wills resign.
And not a thought our bosoms share
Which is not wholly Thine.
4. Let faith each meek petition fill,
And waft it to the skies ;
And teach our hearts 'tis goodness still,
That grants it or denies !
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No. 397. yv>e jfcwn& tbe pearl of Greatest price.
x. I'VE found the Pearl of greatest price,
My heart doth sing for joy ;
And sing I must, a Christ I have :
O what a Christ have I !
2. Christ is a Prophet, Priest, and King;
A Prophet full of light ;
A Priest that stands 'twixt God and man,
A King that rules with might.
3. My Christ, He is the Lord of lords,
He is the King of kings ;
He is the Sun of Righteousness,
With healing in His wings.
4. My Christ, He is the Tree of Life,
Who in God's garden grows ; [heal ;
Whose fruit doth feed, whose leaves do
My Christ is Sharon's Rose.
5. Christ is my meat, Christ is my drink,
My medicine and my health ;
My peace, my strength, my joy, my crown r
My glory and my wealth.
6. Christ is my Father, and my Friend,
My Brother, and my Love ;
My Head, my Hope, my Counsellor,
My Advocate above.
My Christ, He is the Heaven of heavens—
My Christ what shall I call?
My Christ is First, my Christ is Last,
My Christ is All in all.
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X.— PRAYER AND PRAISE.
No. 398. Saviour, again to Gb Bear 1Rame,
REV. J. ELLERTON.
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2. Grant us Thy peace up - on our home-ward way ; With Thee be -
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Turn Thou for us its darkness into light ;
From harm and danger keep Thy children free,
For dark and light are both alike to Thee.
Grant us Thy peace throughout our earthly life,
Our balm in sorrow, and our stay in strife ;
Then, when Thy voice shall bid our conflict
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Call us, O Lord, to Thine eternal peace.
No. 399.
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2. The Lord, ye know, is God in - deed ; With-out our aid He did us make
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2. We are His flock, He doth us feed. And for His sheep He doth us take.
3. Oh, enter then His gates with praise,
Approach with joy His courts unto ;
Praise, laud, and bless His name always,
For i: is seemly so to do.
4. For why ? the Lord our God is good ;
His mercy is for ever sure ;
His truth at all times firmly stood,
And shall from age to age endure.
No. 401.
PRAISE God, from whom all blessings flow;
Praise Him, all creatures here below ;
Praise Him above, ye heavenly host ;
Praise Father, Son, and Holy Ghost.
No. 402.
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No. 403.
F. R. HAVERGAL.
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2. Thou art com - ing, Thou art com - ing ; We shall meet Thee
3. Thou art com - ing ; at Thy Ta - ble We are wit - ness -
4. O the joy to see Thee reign - ing — Thee, my own be -
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4. lov - ed Lord ! Ev - 'ry tongue Thy Name con - fess - ing,
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2. We shall bless Thee, we shall show Thee All our hearts could nev - er say:
3. In com-mu-nion clear est, sweet- est, Ear-nest of our com • ing bliss —
4. Worship, hon - our, glo - ry, bless -ing, Brought to Thee with one ac - cord ;
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2. What an an - them that will be, Ring - ing out our love to Thee,
3. Show - ing not Thy death a -lone, And Thy love ex - ceed-ing great,
4. Thee, my Mas - ter and rny Friend, Vin - di - cat - ed and en thron'd,
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i. We are watching, we are wait -ing, For the bright pro - phet - ic
2. We are watching, \ve are wait-ing,
3. We are watching, we are wait-ing,
For the star that brings the
For the beau-teous King of
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1. When the sha-dows, wea - ry sha-dows, From the world shall roll a - way.
2. When fhe night of sin shall van-ish, And the sha-dows melt a - way.
3. For the Chief-est of ten thou-sand, For the Light, the Truth, the Way.
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No. 405. " Surety 3 come <Slufcftlt>."
MRS. H. G. GUINNESS.
8.7.8.7. D., with Refrain.
DR. HARRY GRATTAN GUINNESS.
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2. Lo ! the fig - tree buds and blos-soms ; Lo ! the shadows flee a - way
3. Pre-cious. pre-cious part-ing pro - mise ! Sweet - ly ling - er in our ears,
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2. Glad we lift our heads ex - pect -ant, Brief will now be Thy de - lay.
3. Bright-ly gleam a - mid our dark-ness, Gen - tly soothe a - way our fears :
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1. Grey and old the world is grow - ing,
2. Thou to raise the dead art a - ble,
3. E - ver nerve us for the con - flict,
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Loud the scof-fer's boast is heard ;
O'er the grave Thou didst pre - vail ;
E - ver fill our souls with joy ;
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2. Heav'n and earth may prove un - sta - ble,
3. Christ will come and will not tar - ry —
We may rest up - on Thy word.
But Thy word can r.ev - er fail.
No -thing can our hope de-stroy.
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2. died for men ; Splendid the vis - ion be - fore us then, When the Kingcomes in ?
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Just what we are every one will know,
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XI.— THE SECOND ADVENT.
No. 407. Wben tbe Iking Comes !
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The King hath come to His own, His own
The little hills and vales rejoice,
His right it is to take the crown.
Sleepers, awake, and meet Him first !
Now let the marriage hymn outburst,
And powers of darkness flee, disperst :
What will it be when the King comes !
A ransomed earth breaks forth in song,
Her sin-stained ages overpast ;
Her yearning, " Lord, how long, how long?"
Exchanged for joy at last, at last !
Angels carry the royal commands ;
Peace beams forth throughout all the lands ;
The trees of the fields shall clap their hands :
What will it be when the King comes !
Now Zion's hill, with glory crowned,
Uplifts her head with joy once more ;
And Zion's King, once scorned, disowned,
Extends her rule from shore to shore.
Sing, tor the land her Lord regains !
Sing, lor the Son of David reigns !
And living streams o'erflow her plains :
What will it be when the King comes 1
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Oh, brothers, stand as men that wait —
The dawn is purpling in the east,
And banners wave from heaven's high gate
The conflict now — but soon the feast !
Mercy and truth shall meet again ;
Worthy the Lamb that once was slain !
We can suffer now — He will know us then :
What will it be when the King comes I
No. 408.
J. H. STUART.
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H. J. E. HOLMES.
1. Let that day come, O Lord, And o - ther days pass by ;
2. A mem - ing with - out clouds, Clear shin - ing ai - ter ram,
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2. It shall a - wake the siuiub'ring earth To dew - y youth a - gain.
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Watch ye, and work, and wait,
For Him your vigils keep,
Lest coming suddenly, He find
His servants sunk in sleep.
Watch, for the Bridegroom comes !
The hour one knoweth not ;
But yet the stars are growing pale,
And He hath not forgot.
Watch till your eyes shall see
The glow first flush the sky :
Light of the world, arise and shine
In full-orbed radiancy !
Hasten Thy coming, Lord !
Dawn, O thou glorious dayl
Then shall the fairest days of earth
Pass into shade away.
XL- THE SECOND ADVENT.
No. 409. Iballelujab ! Iballelujab !
S. TREVOR FRANCIS.
UNISON.
CARILLON. 8.7.8.7. D.
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3. hast en - dured ; Hal - le - lu - jah! for the tri-umph Thou, O Sa - viour,
HARMONY.
1. "Christ is near!" He, the Saviour, Lord of glo - ry, Who for us sal - va-tion won ;
2. sym -pa-thies, Ev- er waiting up -on weakness, Knowing grief and ev - 'ry loss ;
3. hast secured: So we praiseThee, Lord of glo - ry; Yea, with all our powers we sing,
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1. He, themigh-ty, migh - ty Con-q'ror, He, the ev - er - last - ing Son.
2. Dy - ing crush'd and crown'd with sor- row, Bear - ing sin up - on the cross.
3. Hal - le - lu - jah ! Hal - le - lu - jah ! Prais - es to the com -ing King!
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EX MAY GRIMES.
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1. In the Ad - vent Light, O Sa-viour, I am liv - iog day by day;
2. " Sep - ar - a - ted" un - to Je - sus, "Loos'd" from all the world be - side ;
3. So "from glo- ry un - to glo - ry," Glad-den'd by the Ad-vent ray;
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All the path is grow- ing bright-er,
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To a dark and dying world ;
This the holy ordination —
May His banner be unfurled.
5. In the Advent Light rejoicing!
Songs of praise along the road
Seem to make the journey shorter,
Mounting upward to our God !
He is coming ! He is coming !
Pass the heavenly watchword on !
Go ye forth to meet the Bridegroom,
Hail ! to God's anointed Son !
See the Advent glory breaking !
Faith will soon be lost in sight ;
" Face to face " I shall behold Him—
Bathed in His cfernal light !
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No. 411. 3n tbe East is fIDornino
M. E. MAXWELL.
DERRY. 8.7.8.7.8.7.
H. J. E. HOLMES.
1. In the East is morn-ing breaking, Faint-ly glim-m'ring from a - far;
2. Oh ! we praise Thee for Thy com -ing Once in low - H - ness and pain
3. By Thy Ho - ly Spi-rit's teach-ing, Cal-v'ry's heal -ing stream we know ;
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3. But Thy ful - ness ! all Thy ful-ness,
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Days and moments speed apace ,
Soon will cease earth's day of service.
Soon we'll see Thee face to face :
Are we ready, are we ready
For that day of crowning grace ?
5. Vainly human thought can picture
What that day to us will be ;
Who have welcomed full salvation,
Let Thee cleanse and sanctify ;
Then Thy beauty, then Thy beauty,
Will each longing satisfy.
No. 412. Xooft, pe Saints, tbe Sigbt is (Slonous*
REV. T. KELLY.
TRIUMPH. 8.7.8.7.8.7,
DR. H. J. GAUNTLETT.
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2. Crown the Sa-viour! an- gels, crown Him ! Rich the tro - phies Je - sus brings;
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1. P'rom the fight re - turn'd vie - to - rious, Ev - 'ry knee to Him shall bow :
2. In the seat ot power en-throne Him, While the vault of hea - ven rings
1. Crown Him, crown Him, crown Him, crown Him ! Crowns be- come the Vic - tor's brow.
2. Crown Him, crown Him, crown Him, crown Him ! Crown the Sa - viour " King of kings!
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3. Sinners in derision crowned Him,
Mocking thus the Saviour's claim ;
Saints and angels crowd around Him,
Own His title, praise His name :
Crown Him, crown Him !
Spread abroad the Victor's fame.
4. Hark ! those bursts of acclamation ;
Hark ! those loud triumphant chords ;
Jesus takes the highest station :
Oh, what joy the sight affords !
Crown Him, crown Him !
" King of kings, and Lord of lords ! "
No. 413.
E. MAY GRIMES.
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That I shall see His face.
And to His likeness be conformed
When I have run the race.
4. " Upheld by hope," in darkest days
Faith can the light descry :
The deepening glory in the East
Proclaims deliverance nigh !
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I hear the Bridegroom say,
' ' Awake ! arise ! go forth to meet
My chariot on its way."
6. " Upheld by hope," how glad the heart !
My soul is on the wing !
E'en now His hand is on the door,
He comes— my glorious King I
XL—THE SECOND ADVENT.
No. 414.
REV. PREB. H. E. Fox.
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LAGOS. 8.7.8.7. D. DR. E J. BELLERBY.
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2. To every land the word has gone,
" Christ comes, go forth to greet Him :"
Where darkness dwelt the light has shone,
Prepare, O earth, to meet Him.
Break, Afric, break thine age-long chains,
Proud Islam's bondage spurning
Sing, India, sing o'er all thy plains,
Sorrow to joy is turning.
3. Land of the rising sun, arise,
Thy better day is dawning,
From shore to shore the message flies,
That hails earth's brighter morning.
Kinsmen afar responsive sing,
Pass on the gospel story ;
Sing, comrade band, " Make Jesus King,:
The Lord comes back in glory J
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No. 415. £be eanos ot time arc sinking,
MRS. COUSIN. D'URHAN.
RUTHERFORD. 7.6.7.6.0. Arr. from " Chants Chretiens."
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2. Oh, Christ, He is the foun - tain, The deep, sweet well of love !
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Not e'en where glory dwelleth
In Immanuel's land.
The Bride eyes not her garment,
But her dear Bridegroom's face :
I will not gaze at glory,
But on my King of grace —
Not at the crown He giveth,
But on His pierced hand :
The Lamb is all the glory
Of Immanuel's land.
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No. 416, 3 am watting for tbe Pawning.
S. TREVOR FRANCIS.
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No. 417. tbail to tbe lorb's anointed
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3. All na - tions shall a - dore Him, His praise all peo - pie sing
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And daily vows ascend ;
His kingdom still increasing,
A kingdom without end.
The mountain dews shall nourish
A seed in weakness sown,
Whose fruit shall spread and flourish,
And shake like Lebanon.
5. O'er every foe victorious
He on His throne shall rest,
From age to age more glorious,
All-blessing and all-blest.
The tide of time shall never
His covenant remove ;
His Name shall stand for eve ,
His changeless Name of Love.
AV.- THE SECOND ADVENT.
No. 418. ftbe ffirtoeoroom meets Ibis Bribe,
REV. JAS. STEPHENS.
ST. CECILIA. 6.6.6.6
REV. DR. L. G. HAYNE.
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2 The ban - ner o'er her floats,
3. Tis not to con - tlict now,
Ar - rayed in gar-ments white,
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To join the festal throng ;
Theirs is the shout of praise,
Theirs the eternal song.
$. The Victor's crown they wear,
Crowned is their living Head :
The Wealth of heaven is theirs,
His glory on them shed.
No. 419.
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LUCY A. BENNETT.
LOVE DIVINE. CM.
II. J. E. HOLMES.
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2. We yearn to see the ro - sy dawn Whose promise gleams a - far ;
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The Advent-glory soon shall break —
" Redemption draweth nigh."
Shall end the long delay !
It may be that the Bridegroom-King
E'en now is on His way !
PART XII.-MISSIONARY HYMNS.
No. 420.
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3. Some one shall travel with eager feet
Over the mountain and through the wild,
Bringing the news of redemption sweet
To each wandering, sinful child.
Shall it be you— Shall it be I—
Who shall sound the tale over hill and vale?
Shall you ? Shall I ?
4. Some one shall carry His banner high,
Waving it out where the foe holds sway ;
Some in His service shall live and die,
And with Jesus shall win the day !
Shall it be you— Shall it be I—
Who His name shall bear, and His triumph share ?
Shall you? Shall I?
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Tell it out !
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out!
2. Tell it out among the heathen that the Saviour reigns !
Tell it out ! Tell it out ! .
Tell it out among the nations, bid them burst their chains !
Tell it out ! Tell it out !
Tell it out among the weeping ones that Jesus lives;
Tell it out among the weary ones what rest He gives ;
Tell it out among the sinners that He came to save ;
Tell it out among the dying that He triumphed o'er the grave.
3, Tell it out among the heathen, Jecus reigns above !
Tell it out ! Tell it out !
Tell it out among the nations that Ho reigns in love 1
Tell it out ! Tell it out !
Tell it out among the highways and the lanes at home ;
Let it ring across the 'mountains and the ocean foam!
Like the sound of many waters let our glad shout be,
Till it echo and re-echo from the islands of the sea!
XII. —MISS I ON A K Y H YMNS.
No. 422. " for flD? SaUc anb tbe <Boeper$."
RIGHT REV. BISHOP BICKERSTETH. 8.7.8.7.0. REV. E. HUSBAND.
1. "For My sake and the Gos -pel's, go
2. Hark, hark, the trump of Ju - bi - lee
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Pro - claims to ev - 'ry na - tion,
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1. His her - aids answer, "Be it so, And Thine, Lord, all the glo - ry 1 '
2. From pole to pole, by land and sea, Glad tid - ings of sal - va - tion :
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1. They p'reach Misbirth, His life,
2. As near - er draws the day
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His cross, The love of His a - tone - ment,
of doom, While still the bat- tie ra - ges,
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1. For whom they count the world but loss, His Eas-ter, His en - thronement.
2. The heav'n-ly Day-spring through the gloom Breaks on the night of a - ges.
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3. Still on and on the anthems spread
Of Hallelujah voices,
In concert with the holy dead
The warrior-Church rejoices ;
Their snow-white robes are washed in blood,
Their golden harps are ringing ;
Earth and the Paradise of God
One triumph-song are singing.
4. He comes, whose Advent Trumpet drowns
The last of Time's evangels —
Emmanuel crowned with many crowns,
The Lord of saints and angels :
O Life, Light, Love, the great I AM,
Triune, who changes! never ;
The throne of God and of the Lamb
Is Thine, and Thine for ever.
No. 423.
E. MAY GRIMES.
XII. —MISS ION A RY H YMNS.
flDaster Cornea !
8.8.8.8.8.8.
REV. E. HUSBAND.
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i. The Mas - ter comes ! He calls for thee — Go forth at His Al -
2. The Mas - ter calls ! A
rise, and go ; How blest His mes - sen
3. The Mas - ter calls ! Shall not thy heart In warm, re - spon - sive
I. -migh - ty word; O - be - dient to His last com - maud ;
And
2. - ger to be! He who has giv'n thee
3. love re - ply, " Lord, here am 1, send
lib - er - ty, Now
me, send me — Thy
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3. will - ing slave— to
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nev - er heard, Who sit in deep - est
cap - tives free; Pro -claim His migh - ty
live or die : An in - stru - ment un
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1. shades of night, That Christ has come to
2. power to save, Who for the world His
3. - fit in - deed, Yet Thou wilt give me
. them light !
blood gave.
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And if thou canst not go, yet bring
An offering of a willing heart ;
Then, though thou tarriest at home,
Thy God shall give thee too thy part.
The messengers of peace upbear
In ceaseless and prevailing prayer.
Short is the time for service true,
For soon shall dawn that glorious day
When, all the harvest gathered in,
Each faithful heart shall hear Him say,
" My child, well done ! your toil is o'er —
Enter My joy for evermore ! "
://. —MISS ION A R Y H YMNS.
No. 424. ftbe Senfcer Xiabt of Ibome bebinb.
S. G. S.
PENMAENMAWR. D.C.M.
SARAH G. STOCK.
[. The ten- der light of home be -hind, Dark hea- then gloom be - fore,
2. The shel-t'ringnest of home be - hind,
3. The peace - ful joys of home be -hind,
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The bat - tie - field be - fore,
Dan-ger and death be - fore,
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ser - vants of the Lord go forth
gird their heav'n-ly ar - mour on,
cheer - ful - ly they set their face
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To many a for - eign shore :
And seek the for -eign shore:
To seek the for - eign shore :
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1. But the true light that
2. But Christ, their Cap -tain,
3. For Christ has called, and
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can - not pale Streams on them from a - hove,
with them goes, He leads them in the way;
His dear word Brings bliss, whate'er be - tide ;
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A
light
Di-vine,
that
shall not fail, —
The
smile of
Him they
love.
2.
With
Him
they face
the
migh - tiest foes,
With
Him they
win the
day.
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not
a-lone, — 'tis
with their Lord
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seek the
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Far-reaching hope before,
The servants of the Lord go forth
To seek a foreign shore :
And wheresoe'er their footsteps move,
That hope makes sweet the air ;
And all the path is paved with love,
And canopied with prayer.
The above Hymn may also be sung to
Christ in the fondly-loved " behind,"
Christ in the bright " before,"
Oh ! blest are they who start with Him
To seek the foreign shore !
Christ is their fair, unfading Light,
Christ is their Shield and Sword,
Christ is their Keeper, day and night,
And Christ their rich Reward !
"Vox DILECTI," No. 251.
XII. —MISSION A RY H YMNS.
No.
S. G. S.
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TAITA. P.M., with Refrain.
SARAH G. STOCK.
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i. Je - sus calls ! He it is who
2. Je - sus calls ! O - ver high - way,
3. Je - sus calls ! There, where war - fare
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hill, and hoi - low —
He is wa - ging,
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1. He it is who all things gave thee : Come, fol-low Him! Come, thy ev - 'ry
2. Ev - 'ry-where He bids thee fol-low: Yea, fol-low Him! He will shield, up -
3. And the an - gry foe is ra-ging: Come, fol-low Him! With thy Cap-tain
1. need con- fess-ing ; Come to Him for rest and b!ess-ing : Trust, trust in Him!
2. - hold.and guide thee ; In His presence sweet-ly hide thee : Trust, trust in Him!
3. on-ward lead-ing, Thou to vie - to - ry art speed-ing: Trust, trust in Him!
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XII. —MISSIONAK Y HYMNS.
426. See tbe fiel&s to ban>est wbitening.
HARVEST HOME. 8.7.8.7. D., with Refrain. DR. E. J. BELLERBY,
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the fields to bar - vest whitening, Thro' the quickly pass-ing day
2,, Like Thy Church of old, so would we Meek - ly kneel a - round Thy feet,
3. Each in his al - lot - ted por-tion, Let us work, not count-ing cost
1. See the grain ne - gleet - fd fall- ing, Trod-den on the dust - y way!
2. Each one ask-ing, "Call'st Thou me, Lord? Am I for this ser-vice meet?'
3. To make known thru' cv - 'ryna-tion Him who came to save the lost:
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1. None to reap the wast - ing trea-sure, Stretch- ing far like bil-lowy sea,
2. All ia ho - ly still- ness wait-ing For the Spi - rit's guid-ing voice,
3. Till the bell rings out at e - ven, Tell - ing rest - ing - time is come ;
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1. Murm'ring ev - er, "Must we per - ish ? Must we still un - gar-ner'd be?"
2. "Sep-a - rate where - to I send them, These, the ser-vants ot My choice."
3. And we gath - er round the Mas - ter In the joy of Har-vest-home.
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our past ne - gleet and sin
our past ne - gleet and sin
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1. Plead we now, send forth more labourers, Let
2. Now we would o - bey Thy bid-ding, Let
3. Haste we now to do Thy bid-ding — All
the sheaves be gathered in.
the sheaves be gathered in.
the sheaves to gath-er in.
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No. 427. © wben sball tbeir souls fint> a rest ?
SARAH G. STOCK.
SALVATOR OMNIPOTENS. P.M.
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2. In Thee there is help, Ble-s-etl Lord, O quick -ly give ear
3. Till i - dols be cast at Thy feet, And lives given to Thee
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won
thus
the Sa - viour pos - sessed,
the power of Thy word,
the vie - t'ry com - plete,
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sigh - ing no
more ?
2. Sa - viour, Their
souls to thoir
Sa - viour, their
Sa - viour draw
nigh.
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He is Al -
migh -ty ! Al -
migh - ty to
save !
3. -migh -
ty ! For
Thou art Al -
migh - ty ! Al -
migh - ty to
save I
O Saviour, Thy word we believe,
Thy blood for their cleansing we see,
And, asking in faith, we receive
Souls won and surrendered to Thee.
For Thou art Almighty ! For Thou art Almighty ! Almighty to save i
5. O Lord, may we now comprehend
Thy mercy so high and so deep,
And long may our praises ascend,
For Thou art Almighty to keep !
For Thou art Almighty ! For Thou art Almighty ! Almighty to keep !
No. 428.
X/r.— MISSIONARY HYMNS.
will Swell on Calvary's mountain*
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2. Therewith trim - med lamps we'll tar - ry Till the Lord comes
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Send us with a message clear ;
May we gladly hasten forward,
To obey Thy voice so dear, —
"Go ye therefore,
I am with you, have no fear. "
4. Dare we let them die in darkness,
When we have the light of God,
And the life which has been purchased
With the Saviour's precious blood ?
Seek to win them,
Win them back through Christ to God.
Xlf.—AflSSIO.VAKY HYMNS.
No. 429. Herb, Gbp ransom^ Cburcb is
SARAH G. STOCK. Lux Eoi. 8.7.8.7. D. SIR A. SULLIVAN
By per. Messrs. Novello, Ewer & Co., Limited.
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1. Lord, Thy ransom'd Church is wak - ing Out of slum - her far and
2. Praise to Thee for this glad shcw-er, Pre-cious drops of lat - ter
near,
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2. Praise, that by Thy Spi - rit's pow - er
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2. That Thy Gos-pel's price-less trea - sure Now is borne from land to land,
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2. And that all the
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All Thy won-drous death hath wrought
Pros-pers in Thy pier - ced hand.
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Praise to Thee for saved ones yearning
O'er the lost and wandering throng ;
Praise for voices daily learning
To upraise the glad new song :
Praise to Thee for sick ones hasting
Now to touch Thy garment's hem ;
Praise for souls believing — tasting
All Thy love has won for them.
Set on fire our heart's devotion
With the love of Thy dear name ;
Till o'er every land and ocean
Lips and lives Thy cross proclaim.
Fix our eyes on Thy returning,
Keeping watch till Thou shall come ,
Loins well girt, lamps brightly burning ;
Then, Lord, take Thy sen-ants ronae
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No. 430. Tbc eball reign o'er all tbe eartb,
From HANDEL.
SARAH G. STOCK. REGNANT. 7.7.7.7.7-7- Arr. by A. J. FOXWELL.
Grazioso.
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1. He shall reign o'er all the earth, He Who wore the crown of thorn,
2. Long His he - ri - tage hath lain 'Neath the false u - surp - er's sway
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1. Whom they deem'd of lit - tie worth, Whom they met with hate and scorn
2. He will claim it back a - gain, Rout the foes and win the day.
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1. Send the tid - ings forth, that
2. Send the tid -ings forth, that
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all Hum-bly at His feet may fall.
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3. Then beneath His rule of peace
Heaven shall smile, and earth shall sing,
Ever yielding rich increase
To the honour of her King.
Send the tidings forth, that all
Humbly at His feet may fall.
4. Hasten, Lord, the wondrous hour,
Bid it strike from shore to shore,
Thine the kingdom and the power,
Thine the glory evermore.
Bow each rebel heart, till all
At Thy feet adoring fall.
No. 431. <Sot> is wording Ibis purpose out
A. C. AlNGER.
Moderate.
BENSON. P.M.
M. D. KINGHAM.
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not, as required. The smafl notes in ist line for 2nd, ^rd, and $tk verses.
XII. —MISSION A RY H YMNS. f
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2. From utmost East to utmost West, where'er man's foot hath trod,
By the mouth of many messengers goes forth the voice of God ;
Give ear to Me, ye continents, — ye isles, give ear to Me,
That the earth may be filled with the glory of God, as the waters covei the sea,
3. Wrhat can we do to work God's work, to prosper and increase
The brotherhood of all mankind, — the reign of the Prince of Peace?
What can we do to hasten the time — the time that shall surely be,
When the earth shall be filled with the glory of God, as the waters cover the sea.
4. March we forth in the strength of God with the banner of Christ unfurled,
That the light of the glorious Gospel of truth may shine throughout the world :
Fight we the fight with sorrow and sin, to set their captives free,
That the earth may be filled with the glory of God, as the waters cover the sea.
5. All we can do is nothing worth, unless God blesses the deed ;
Vainly we hope for the harvest, till God gives life to the seed ;
Yet nearer and nearer draws the time — the time that shall surely be,
When the earth shall be filled with the glory of God, as the waters cover the sea.
XII. —MISSION A R Y H VMNS.
No. 432. Sbine on me, © Xorb 3esu0 !
DR. E. J. 13.
MARGATE. 7.6.7.6. D.
DR. E. J. RELLERBY.
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1. Shine on me, O Lord Je - sus, And let me ev - er know
2. Shine in me, O Lord Je - sus, And let Thy search-ing light
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2. Re - veal each hid - den pur - pose, Each thought as in Thy sight
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1. "My child, I am thy Sa - viour, ' Tis not what thou dost feel,
2. "My child, I am thy Search - er, 1 try each lov - ing heart,
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mise Which does Thy par - don seal."
ly All who in Me have part."
3. Shine through me then, Lord Jesu
That all the world may see
The life I live is Thy life,
And thus be drawn to Thee.
" My child, I am thy Power ;
With those who hear My voice
I ever dwell, and use them,
Thus making them rejoice."
4. Shine out, shine out, Lord Jesus,
Thou Light of all the world ;
O let Thy Gospel Banner
.Be everywhere unfurled.
" My child, hast thou forgotten
That name is also thine ?
My fruit is borne on branches,
Not by the Parent Vine."
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5. Arise and shine, Lord Jesus,
Thou Bright and Morning Star ;
I long for Thine appearing,
When peace shall follow war.
"My child, before I gather
My family in one,
Its number needs completing ;
T'wards this, what hast thou cuone*'
6. Alas, alas, Lord Jesus,
My life has been but vain,
How little satisfaction
Have I brought for Thy pain !
" My child, I still desire thee,
Go, spread the news afar ;
Then shall thou shine in heaven
With glory like a star."
XII. — MISSION A R Y !J YMNS.
No. 433. jfrom tbe Eastern flftountains,
REV. PRF.B. GODFREY TURING. STARLIGHT. 6.5.6.5.0.
C. s. BEATSON.
Arranged by G. B. BKAMLEY.
1. From the Eas - tern moun - tains
2. There their Lord and Sa - viour
3. Thou who in a man - ger
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Press - ing on they come,
Meek and low - ly lay,
Once hast low - ly lain,
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1. Wise men in their
2. Won-drous Light that
3. Who dos^ now in
wis - dom, To His hum - ble home
led them On - ward on their v.ay ;.
glo - ry O'er all king-d^-ms reign,
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1. Stirr'd by deep de
2. Ev - er now to
3. Ga - ther in the
vo - lion,
light - en
heath - en,
Hast - ing from a
Na - tions from a
Who in lands a
far,
far
far...
Onward through the darkness
Of the lonely night,
Shining still before them
With Thy kindly light-
Guide them, Jew and Gentile,
Homeward from afar,
Young and old together,
By Thy guiding Star.
5. Until every nation.
Whether bond or free,
'Neath Thy starlit banner
Jesu, follows Thee
O'er the distant mountains
To that heavenly home,
Where nor sin nor sorrow
Evermore shall come.
XII. —MISSION A RY H YMNS.
No. 434. Xet tbe Sounb go IRounb tbe lEartb.
S. G. S.
MOEL LLYS. 7.5.7.5.7.7.
SARAH G. STOCK.
1. Let the song go round the earth— Je - sus Christ is Lord !
2. Let the song go round the earth ! From the Eas - tern sea,
3. Let the song go round the earth ! Lands where Is - lam's sway
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1. Sound His prais - es, tell His worth, Be His name a - dored ;
2. Where the day -light has its birth, Glad, and bright, and free;
3. Dark - ly broods o'er home and hearth, Cast their bonds a - way!
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1. Ev - 'ry clime and
2. Chi-na's mil -lions
3. Let His praise from
ev - 'ry tongue join the grand, the
join the strains, Waft them on to
Af - ric's shore Rise and swell her
glo - rious song !
In - dia's plains.
wide lands o'er !
4. Let the song go round the earth !
Where the summer smiles ;
Let the notes of holy mirth
Break from distant isles !
Inland forests dark and dim,
Snow-bound coasts give back the hymn.
Let the song go round the earth !
Jesus Christ is King !
With the story of His worth
Let the whole world ring !
Him crea - on all adore
Evermore and evermore !
No. 435. 3 bear Zen Cbouaanb IDoicee.
REV. H. W, Fox. 9.8.9.8. D. J. H. MAUNDER.
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i. I hear ten thousand voi-ces sing-ing Their prais -es to the Lord on high ;
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Far distant shores and hills are ring-ing With anthems of their na-tions' joy, —
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On China's shores I hear His praises
From lips that once kissed idol stones ;
Soon as His banner He upraises,
The Spirit moves the breathless bones :
"Speed, speed Thy word o'er land and ocear
The Lord in triumph has gone forth ;
The nations hear with strange emotion,
From East to West, from South to North.
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The song has sounded o'er the waters,
And India's plains re-echo joy ;
Beneath the moon sit India's daughters,
Soft singing as the wheel they ply :
" Thanks to Thee, Lord, for hopes of glory,
For peace on earth to us revealed ;
Our cherished idols fell before Thee,
Thy Spirit has our pardon sealed."
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On Afric's sunny shore, glad voices
Wake up the morn of Jubilee ;
The negro, once a slave, rejoices,
Who's freed by Christ is doubly free :
"Sing, brothers, sing ! yet many a nation
Shall hear the voice of God and live ;
E'en we are heralds of salvation,
The Word He gave we'll freely give."
Fair are New Zealand's wooded mountains,
Deep glens, blue lakes, and dizzy steeps ;
But sweeter than the murmuring fountains
Rises the song from holy lips :
' ' By blood did Jesus come to save us,
So deeply stained with brothers' blood ;
Our hearts we'll give to Him who gave us
Deliverance from the fiery flood."
6.
O'er prairies wild the song is spreading,
Where once the war-cry sounded loud ;
But now the evening sun is shedding
His rays upon a praying crowd :
" Lord of all worlds, Eternal Spirit!
Thy light upon our darkness shed ;
For Thy dear love, for Jesu's merit,
From joyful hearts be worship paid."
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Hark ! hark ! a louder sound is booming
O'er heaven and earth, o'er land and sea;
The angel's trump proclaims His coming —
Our day of endless Jubilee : [Thee ;
' ' Hail to Thee, Lord ! Thy people praise
In every land Thy name we sing ;
On heaven's eternal throne upraise Thee,
Take Thou Thy power, Thou glorious King.'
XII. —MISSION A RY H Y?. INS.
No. 436.
REV. T. KELLY.
Speefc
Servants
NUNC DlMITTIS. 8.7.8.7.4.7.
H. J. E. HOLMEb.
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1. Speed Thy ser-vants, Sa-viour, speed them ! Thou art Lord of winds and
2. Friends and home and all for - sak - ing, Lord, they go at Thy com-
3. When no fruit ap - pears to cheer them, And they seem to toil in
i. waves ; They were bound, but Thou hast freed them ; Now they go to
2. -mand; As their stay Thy pro-nuse tak - ing, While they tra - verse
3. vain, Then in mer - cy, Lord, draw near them, Then their sink - ing
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free the slaves :
sea and land :
hopes sus - tain :
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Be Thou with them, 'Tis Thine arm
O!i ! be with them, Lead them safe
Thus sup-port - ed, Let their zeal
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that saves,
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a - gain !
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In the midst of opposition
Let them trust, O Lord, in Thee ;
When success attends their mission,
Let Thy servants humble be :
Never leave them,
Till Thy face in heaven they see.
There to reap, in joy for ever,
Fruit that grows from seed here sown
There to be with Him, who never
Ceases to preserve His own,
And with triumph
Sing a Saviour's grace alone I
No. 437.
a Cn>, a0 of pain.
S. G. S.
ZENANA. P.M.
SARAH G. STOCK.
Slow.
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1. borne o'er the des - erts and wide-spread-ing main; A cry from the
2. Je - sus hath res - cued from sin's dead - ly thrall: "Come o - ver and
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dark- ness are ly - ing,
cry from the hearts that in
bon-dage we
lan-guish ; Come o - ver and help us ! we
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2. comes
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Oh what — oh
Oh what — oh
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what shall the
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It comes to the soul
That Christ hath made whole,
The heart that is longing His name to extol ;
It comes with a chorus of pitiful wailing ;
It comes with a plea which is strong and prevailing :
" For Christ's sake " to me ;
"For Christ's sake" to thee;
Oh what— oh what shall the answer be?
We come, Lord, to Thee,
Thy servants are we ;
Inspire Thou the answer, and true it shall be !
If here we should work, or afar Thou shouldst send us
Oh grant that Thy mercy may ever attend us,
That each one may be
A witness for Thee,
Till all the earth shall Thy glory see I
XII. —MISS I ON A KY H YMNS.
No. 438.
DR. WATTS.
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MONARCH. L.M.
REV. P. J. SIMPSON, by per.
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1. Je-sus shall reign wher- e'er the sun Doth his sue ces-sive jour-neys run ;
2. To Him shall end-less prayer be made, And prin-ces throng to crown His head ;
1. His kingdom stretch from shore to shore, Till moons shall wax and wane no more.
2. His name like sweet per - fume shall rise With ev - 'ry morn -ing sa - cri - fice.
3. People and realms of every tongue
Dwell on His love with sweetest song
And infant voices shall proclaim
Their early blessings on His name.
4. Blessings abound where'er He reigns,
The prisoner leaps to lose his chains,
The weary find eternal rest,
And all the sons of want are blessed.
5. Where He displays His healing power
Death and the curse are known no more
In Him the tribes of Adam boast
More blessings than their father lost.
6. Let every creature rise and bring
Peculiar honours to our King !
Angels descend with songs again,
And earth repeat the loud Amen !
No. 439. Wbo ie on tbe lor&'e Sibc ?
F. R. H.
HEKMAS. 6.5.6.5. D., with Refrain.
F. R. HAVERGAL.
1. Who is on the Lord's side? Who will serve the King? Who will be His
2. Not for weight of glo - ry, Not for crown and palm, En - ter we the
3. Je - sus, Thou hast bought us. Not with gold or gem, But with Thine own
1. help - ers, O - ther lives to bring ?
2. ar - my, Raise the war- rior - psalm ;
3. life - blood, For Thy di - a - dem :
Who will leave the world's side ?
But for Love that claim - eth
With Thy bless - ing fill - ing
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2. Lives for whom He died; He whom Je - sus na - meth Must be on His side.
3. Eacli who comes to Thee, Thou hast made us will - ing, Thou hast made us free.
1. By Thy call of mer
2. By Thy love con - strain
3. By Thy grand re - demp
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We are on ihe Lord's
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4. Fierce may be the conflict,
Strong may be the foe,
But the King's own army
None can overthrow.
Round His standard ranging,
Victory is secure,
For His truth unchanging
Makes the triumph sure.
Joyfully enlisting,
By Thy grace Divine,
We are on the Lord's side ;
Saviour, we are Thine.
Chosen to be soldiers
In an alien land ;
Chosen, called, and faithful,
For our Captain's band :
In the service royal
Let us not grow cold ;
Let us be right loyal,
Noble, true, and bold.
Master, Thou wilt keep us,
By Thy grace Divine,
Always on the Lord's side
Saviour, always Thine.
No. 440. Xorfc, we come before ZTbee.
i. LORD, we come before Thee,
In our Saviour's name,
For Thy chosen people
Blessing now to claim :
Send the " showeis of blessing "
On each Jewish head,
To the Cross of Jesus
Be each lost one led.
Father, bless and save them,
Israel's sons, we pray ;
Turn to joy their bondage,
Turn their night to day.
2.. Satan doth enslave them, —
Blinds them to Thy word ; —
Oh ! do Thou convict them
By Thy Spirit's Sword :
Send Thy promised Spirit,
Break their chains of sin,
Bid them trust in Jesus,
Cail each lost one in.
O'er the wide world scattered,
Yet they still are Thine,
May Thy glorious Day-star
In their darkness shine :
Though in every country
Far from Thee they roam,
Saviour, seek and find them,
Bring each lost one home.
Rev. 7. Stuart Holder
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No. 441. Sllbere bast tbou (Sleaneb
REV. W. J. L. SHEPPARD.
NAOMI. 6.6.4.6.6.4.
C. H. FORREST.
i. Where hast thou glean'd to - day ? Thus does the Mas - ter say To
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2. In the great field of prayer,
Have we been gleaning there —
Abroad — at home —
Blessings, for His dear sake,
On all who strive to make
His kingdom come?
3. From God's own Scripture field
Glean we some precious yield
Of golden grain —
Promise, and plan, and will
For this great world, until
Christ comes again ?
4. Glean we from fields afar
News of the holy war
Of God's dear Son,
Of progress towards the goal,
Of many a heathen soul
For Jesus won?
5. Or in the fields around
Have we no gleanings found
Of gitts or gold,
To God's great treasure store,
Brought in by rich or poor,
By young or old ?
6. And, gleanings richer still,
Those who, the Father's will
Longing to d:>,
Bring to Him heart and hand,
Joining our Gleaner-Band —
Co-workers true?
7. So grant us, Lord, we pray,
To glean while it is day,
That ours may be
At last the blest reward —
To bring our sheaves, dear Lord,
With joy to Thee i
No. 442. ibow man? Sbeep are Strains !
E. M. H. GATES. PROCUL AB OVILI. P.M., with Refrain. REV. R. LOWRY.
1. How m.i - ny sheep are stray- ing, Lost fro-n the Sa-viour's foldl
2. Oh! \\lio will go to find them? Who, for the Sa-viour's sake,
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1. Up - on the lone - ly moun-tain They shiv - er with the cold ;
2. Will search, with tire - less pa - tience, Through bri - ar and thro' brake?
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1. And o - ver rock - y
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At the close of the day, 'twill be sweet to say, "I have brought some lost one home."
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From pleasant bowers of ease,
Will you go forth determined
To find the " least of these " ?
For still the Saviour calls them,
And looks across the wold,
And still He holds wide open
The door into His fold.
4. How sweet 'twould be at evening,
If you and I could say, —
" Good Shepherd, we've been seeking,
The sheep that went astray !
Heartsore and faint with hunger,
We heard them making moan,
And, lo ! we come at nightfall
And bear them safely home.'-'
XII. —MISSION A RY H YMNS.
No. 443.
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REV. W. J. L. SHEPPARD. LAUS, TIBI, CHRISTE. D.C.M. G. F. COBB.
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are for the Organ only, not for the Voices.
1. O Lord of lords and King of kings,
2. O Lord of lords and King of kings,
3. O Lord of lords and King of kings,
4. O Lord of lords and King of kines,
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We praise Thy glo - rious
We praise Thy ho - ly
We praise Thy bless - ed
We praise Thy gra - cious
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Pro - claim from shore to
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1. sit - test on Thy Fa-ther's throne In glo - ry now on high.
2. - til the earth's re - mot - est bound Thine own pos - ses - sion be.
3. in - crease of the hun-dred years A hun - dred - fold to - day !
4. all the earth shall hail Thee Lord, And praise Thee ev - er - more !
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J. WAKEFIELD MACGILL.
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7.7.8.7.8.7.
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2. Com-ing,
com-ing,
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yes, they are,
yes, they are,
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Com-ing, com-ing, from a - far;
Com - ing, com-ing, from a. - far;
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1. From the wild and scorch-ing des - ert,
2. From the fields and crowd -ed ci - ties,
Af - ric's sons of
Chi - na ga - thers
col - our deep ;
to His feet ;
1. Je - su's love has drawn and won them, At His cross they bow and weep.
2. In His love Shem's een - tie chil-dren Now have found a safe re - treat.
Coming, coming, yes, they are,
Coming, coming, from afar ;
From the Indies and the Ganges,
Steady flows the living stream,
To love's ocean, to His bosom,
Calvary their wond'ring theme.
Coming, coming, yes, they are,
Coming, coming, from afar ;
From the steppes of Russia dreary,
From Slavonia's scattered lands,
They are yielding soul and spirit
Into Jesu's loving hands.
5. Coming, coming, yes they are,
Coming, coming, from afar;
From the frozen realms of midnight,
Over many a weary mile,
To exchange their soul's long winter
For the summer of His smile.
6. Coming, coming, yes, they are,
Coming, coming, from afar ;
All to meet in plains of glory,
All to sing His praises sweet ;
What a chorus, what a meeting,
With the family complete !
XII. — UISSIO\7A KY H YMNS.
No. 445.
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G. M, J. OMNI3 POTESTAS Mini, xi.xo.xz.xo., with Refrain. J. McGRANAHAN.
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1. Far, far a -way in heath-en darkness dwell-ing, Mil- lions of souls for
2. See o'er the world wide o - pen doors in - vit - ing: Sol-diers of Christ, a-
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1. ev - er may be lost; Who, who will go, Sal- va-tion's sto -ry tell
2. -rise and en - ter in! Chris -tians, a-wake! your for - ces all u - nit
1. Look- ing to Je - sus, count-ing not the cost?) "All
2. Send forth the Gos - pel, break the chains of sin ! )
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giv - en un - to Me ! All pow r is giv - en un - to Me !
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all the world, and preach the Gos -pel; and lo, I am with you al - way."
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''Why will ye die?" the voice of God is calling,
" Why will ye die ? " re-echo in His name :
Jesus hath died to save from death appalling ;
Life and salvation therefore go proclaim.
God speed the day when those of every nation
"Glory to God " triumphantly shall sing ;
Ransomed, redeemed, rejoicing in salvation,
Shout " Hallelujah, for the Lord is King ! "
XII -MISSION A R Y HYMNS.
No. 446. from (Sreenlan&'a 3q? Mountains.
MISSIONARY. 7.6.7.6. D.
THE RIGHT REV. BISHOP HEBER.
DR. L. MASON.
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1. From Greenland's i - cy moun-ta:ns, From In-dia's cor - al strand,
2. What though the spi - cy breez - es Blow soft on Cey- Ion's isle;
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2. Though ev - 'ry pros-pect pleas - es,
Roll down their gold - en sand ;
And on - ly man is vile;
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3. Can we, whose souls are lighted
With wisdom from on high, —
Can we to men benighted
The lamp of life deny ?
Salvation ! O salvation !
The joyful sound proclaim,
Till each remotest nation
Has learned Messiah's name.
4. Waft, waft, ye winds, His story ;
And you, ye waters, roll,
Till, like a sea of glory,
It spreads from pole to pole ;
Till o'er our ransomed nature.
The Lamb for sinners slain,
Redeemer, King, Creator,
In bliss return to reign,
XII.— MISSIONARY HYMNS.
No. 447. £oun& $e tbe GrumpeMtall
J. H. STUART.
ADVANCE. 6.4.6.4.6.6.6.4.
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M. W. STUBBS.
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1. Sound ye the trum -pet -call ; Her- aids pro -claim
2. Who will go forth for Him? Who will a - rise?
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1. Lord of all, Sound forth His fame :
2. tears are dim, Sev - er'd love's ties :
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Tell of His great re - nown,
Count - ing all things but loss,
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1. Lift high the king-ly crown, Let ev-'ry knee bow down At His blest name.
2. Earth's high-est gain but dross, And glo-rying in the cross, Who will a - rise ?
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Go, for the crowning day
Draws ever near ;
Time will soon pass away,
Jesus be here :
Raise ye the cross where now
Nations to idols bow ;
Dawn o'er the mountain's brow
Tells He is near.
4. Hark to the trumpet-blast !
Jesus is King !
He comes to reign at last,
All conquering :
Then the wide world shall own,
Bending before His throne,
Jesus is King alone,
Jesus is King !
No. 448. from Ibencefortb EypectittQ.
ALICE J. JANVRIN.
8.5.8.3.
REV. DR. E. W. BULLINGER.
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1. He ex - pect - eth, He
2. Oft - times faint, now wax
ex - pect - eth ! Down the stream of time,
ing loud - er As the hour draws near,
XII. —MISSION A RY H YMNS.
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1. Sti\\ the words come
2. When the King, in
soft - ly
all His
ring - ing
glo - ry,
a chime.
3. He is waiting with long patience
For His crowning day,
For that kingdom which shall never
Pass away.
4. And till every tribe and nation
Bow before His throne,
He expecteth loyal service
From His own.
5. He expecteth — but He heareth
Still the bitter cry
From earth's millions, "Come and help us,
For we die."
6. He expecteth — doth He see us
Busy here and there,
Heedless of those pleading accents
Of despair ?
7. Shall we— dare we disappoint Him ?
Brethren, let us rise !
He who died for us is watching
From the skies ; —
8. Watching till His royal banner
Floateth far and wide,
Till He seeth of His travail
Satisfied !
No. 449. ibear tbe Mail across tbe Sea.
J. W. MAC GILL.
By per. from " Consecrated Melodies."
Highland.
Harm, by E. M.
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CHO. Wail - ing, wail - ing o'er the sea ; Wail - ing, wail - ing un - to thee ;
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Wea - ry ones who might be free Did they but
Wail -ing, wail -ing to be free: Go, tell them
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know of Cal - va - ry.
all of Cal - va - ry !
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2. Hear the wail of broken hearts
Rise from slavery's cruel marts !
There's a balm for bitter smarts —
The balm that' s found at Calvary.
3. Hear the wail from priest-crushed lands,
Man's device for God's commands — •
Forms as countless as the sands
Have blocked the way to Calvary.
FINE.
4. Wailing of the prophet cursed,
Of fanatics, wildest, worst.
Help us, Lord, their chains to burst,
And set them free by Calvary.
5. Wailings reach this favoured shore,
Wailings ceasing nevermore ;
Men are dying evermore —
Go, tell them all of Calvary !
HYMNS.
No. 450. Me IRiec to praiee
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With deep contrition, Lord, we own,
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That Thou wilt make Thy kingdom come,
And bring Thy ransorned children home.
No. 451.
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W. W. HEWITT.
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'Tis long since His redeeming work was wrought,
Yet scarce the reaping seems to be begun.
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3. To us, Thy people, whom Thou hast redeemed,
To us belong the sin, the humbling shame ;
We have not reaped, we have but slept and dreamed,
Nor called with holy ardour on Thy name.
Lord, send the labourers forth !
4. Awake Thy Church, ere yet the day departs,
For while she sleeps swift works the reaper, Death ;
O God, forgive, and into torpid hearts
Send like a mighty wind Thy quickening breath !
Lord, send the labourers forth !
5. Come from the South, O Wind ! come from the North,
And from Thy garden make the spices flow !
Their fragrance sweet throughout the earth shed forth,
Till God's great gift to men all men shall know.
Lord, send the labourers forth !
6. The glory, Father, shall be Thine ; Thy Son
With joy the fruit of all His travail see ;
Thy will on earth shall as in heaven be done,
And heaven and earth make one full harmony.
Lord, send the labourers forth !
XII. —MISSIONAR Y HYMNS.
No. 452. iRow tbe Xorb our Souls bae f et>.
ANNIE W. MARSTON.
NEW CALABAR. 7.7.7.7.
J. DOWNING FARRER.
1. Now the Lord our souls has fed, With Him- self, the Liv - irg Breai
2. We have end -less trea-sure found; We have all things and ^ - bound
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1. Fed us, sit - ting at His feet, With the fin - est of the wheat.
2. Rich a - bun - dance and to spare; Shall we not the bless -ing share?
3. For, while we are feasting here,
Starving millions, far and near,
Call us with the bitter cry :
Come and help us, or we die !
4. In this day of full increase,
Shall we, can we, hold our peace ?
Staying here we do not well ;
Now then, let us go and tell —
5. Tell how He hath set us free,
How He leads triumphantly ;
How He satisfies our need ;
How His rest is rest indeed.
6. Speak, for we, Thy servants, hear
Thou hast taught us not to fear;
And whate'er Thy word shall be,
We can do it, Lord, in Thee.
No. 453. Sent) fortb tbe (Bospel
THE REV. PREB. H. E. Fox.
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1. Send forth the Gos- pel ! Let it run Southward and north ward, east and west;
2. Send forth Thy Gos -pel, Migh-ty Lord ! Out of this cha os bring to birth
3. Send forth Thy Gos -pel, Gracious Lord! Thine was the blood for sin-ners shed ;
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1. Tell all the earth Christ died and lives, Who giv - eth par -don, life, and rest.
2. Thine own ere - a- tion's pro mis'd hope — The bet - ter days of heav'n on earth.
3. Thy voice still pleads in hu-man hearts ; To Thee Thiae o - ther sheep be led.
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4. Send forth Thy Gospel, Holy Lord !
Kindle in us love's sacred flame —
Love giving all, and grudging naught
For Jesu's sake— in Jesu's name.
Send forth the Gospel ! Tell it out !
Go, brothers, at the Master's call ;
Prepare His way, who comes to reign,
The King of kings, aad Lord of all.
PART XIII.-AFTER-MEETING HYMNS.
No. 454. flotb ng but Zby Bloofc.
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2. See my heart, Lord, torn with grief, Nothing but Thy Blood can save
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2. Me un - par-don 'd do not leave, Nothing but Thy Blood can save me,
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Nothing but Thy Blood can save me ;
Yet in mercy take me in,
Nothing but Thy Blood can save me.
4. As I am, O hear me pray,
Nothing but Thy Blood can save me ;
I can come no other way,
Nothing but Thy Blood can save me.
5. All that I can do is vain,
Nothing but Thy Blood can save me,
I can ne'er remove a stain,
Nothing but Thy Blood can save me.
6. Lord, I(cast myself on Thee,
Nothing but Thy Blood can save me ;
From my guilt, oh, set me free,
Nothing but Thy Blood can save me.
XII I. —AFTER-MEE TING H YMXS.
No. 455. flfy) Saviour, bow 3 long for ZTbee.
A. M. P.
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ANNIE M. POTTER.
1. My Sa-viour, how
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sub - tie guise Been do - mi-nant with - in,
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4. My soul looks up to claim Thy power, As at Thy feet I bow,
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4. All Thy pow - er now I claim, Glo - ry to Thy ho- ly Name!
X III. —A FTRR-MRR TING HYMNS.
No. 456.
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8.8.8.6., with Refrain.
H. A. By per. of the Salvation Army Musical Board.
P Andante.
H. ANDERSON.
1. Sa-viour, I want Thy love to know, That I in love may be like Thee
2. I want Thy spot-less pu - ri - ty For ev - er in my heart to be,
3. I want Thy wis-dom from a • hove, That I Thy per -feet way may see,
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1. Oh let it now my heart o'er flow, And live Thy life
2. A re - flex of Thy ho - li - ness ; Oh, live Thy life
3. To fol - low Thee un-blam - a - ble ; Live Thou Thy life
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Then e'en a dark adversity
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Live Thou Thy life in me.
5. Then to fnith's vision Thou shall be
Ever a bright reality,
Keeping my heart in purity,
Living Thy life in me.
XIII. -A FTER-MEE TING H YMNS.
No. 457.
ELIZA H. HAMILTON.
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1. Je - sus, my Lord, to Thee I cry; Un- less Thou help me, I must die :
2. Help-less I am, and full of guilt; But yet for me Thy blood was spilt,
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1. Oh, bring Thy free sal - va - tion nigh, And take me as I am!
2. And Thou canst make me what Thou wilt, And take me as I am!
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My best resolves I only break,
Yet save me for Thine own name's sake,
And take me as I am !
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4. Behold me, Saviour, at Thy feet,
Deal with me as Thou seest meet ;
Thy work begin, Thy work complete,
But take me as I am !
No. 458. flD? Saviour anfc m? (Bob,
J. S. PlGOTT.
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Make every pulse unto Thy blessed will
To beat so full, so true, that evermore
My spirit Thou mayest sanctify and fill.
No. 459. 3esu0, Gbou art standing pleabing.
E. J. H ANBURY. 8.5.8.3. REV. DR. E. BULLINGER.
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1. Je - sus, Thou art stand - ing plnad-ing, Call - ing me to rest;
2. Thou hastform'dme for Thy glo - ry, For Thine own de - light ;
3. Oh, this heart is weary, restless,
Bound by many a chain, [stubborn,
'Gainst which heart and will, though
Strive in vain.
4. Lord, I yield : no more withstanding
Thine all-loving will,
Take me, Master, break me, make me, —
Cleanse, and fill
5. Take my will: 'tis Thine henceforth, Lord,
Lead me by Thy way ;
Let my words and actions please Thee
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6. Oh, the joy of full surrender,
Keeping from Thee nought,
As I yield, my heart is finding
Peace long sought.
XI n.— AFTER-MEETING JJYA1N&.
No. 460.
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Exchange Thy soul for my poor longing heart.
For Thee ! for Thee ! I watch, as for the morning ;
No rest or peace is mine from my Saviour apnrt.
4. Come, Holy Ghost, Thy mighty aid bestowing,
Destroy the works of sin, the self, the pride ;
Burn, burn in me, my idols overthrowing,
Preuare my heart for Him— for my Lord crucified I
XIII.— AFTER-MEETING HYMNS.
No. 461. flDaster, 3 ba\>e bearb Sbee pleaMng*
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sus, Mas - ter, search me, prove me ! With Thy fire O try my heart :
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2. What I give Thou now art lak - ing : I be - lieve Thy word !
3. Thine in ser - vice, or in suff * 'ring — Choose my path for me.
All I am and have I yield, Lord ; All I need— Thou art.
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2. Yes ! I trust Thee as my Keep - er, 'Mid temp-ta - tions day by day,
3. Peace and joy my heart are fill - ing ; Rest b.e-yond all power to tell,
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No. 462. ftafee all m\> Sins
MRS. B.-C.
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8.8.8 6., with Refrain. MRS. BOOTH-CLIBBORN.
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2. My hun-gry soul cries out for Thee, Come, and for ev-er seal my breast •
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2. To Thy dear arms at last I flee, There on - ly can I rest.
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Give me Thy perfect peace?
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4. I plunge beneath Thy precious blood,
My hand in faith takes hold of Thee,
Y promises just now I claim —
'hou art enough for me.
No. 463. Gbe 3ntw>ellmo Spirit
A. M. P.
8.7.8.7., with Chorus.
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1. Come to me, O bless - ed Spi - rit, En - ter Thou my heart to - day
2. Come to me in all Thy ful - ness, Take pos - ses - sion of my soul
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1. I am long - ing to re - ceive Thee, Come, and with me ev - er stay.
2. Take the will I scarce can yield Thee, Sane - ti - fy and cleanse the whole.
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3. Loving Spirit, make me loving,
Melt my heart, and cleanse from sin,
Satisfy my restless longings,
Make me fair and pure within.
4. Holy Ghost, I now receive Thee !
I accept Thy mighty power ;
And, by faith, I claim Thy presence
In this solemn, sacred hour.
No. 464. Doubt fbim not, altbouob 1be Xeafcetb,
1. DOUBT Him not, although He leadeth
Other ways than hope had said ;
All the grace thy spirit needeth
Dwells in Him. Be not afraid !
I will trust Thee— yes, will trust Thee !
Nought I need of other aid ;
All sufficient Thou, my Saviour !
Never will I be afraid.
2. Fret thee not about the morrow,
Faint thou not for hope delayed ;
He will had, through joy, through sorrow,
To thy Home. Be not afraid !
3. Does some fierce temptation try thee,
Look to Him who bruised its head ;
See the Conqueror standing by thee —
Trust in Him. Be not afraid !
4. Faileth all of earth's reliance ?
Do thy " vine and fig-tree " fade ?
Thou canst bid all foes defiance
Through thy Lord. Be not afraid !
5. Does there come a time of testing,
When thine all of strength seems fled ?
His strength then on thee is resting
If thou trust. Be not afraid !
6. Trusting thus, and trusting ever, —
On the Lord Jehovah stayed,
Thou at last shalt ford the river
Safe, through Him. Be not afraid !
H. E. Govax.
XIII. —A F TER-MEE TING H YMNS.
No. 465. Xorfc, 3 come at OLaet to Gbee,
A. W. MARSTON.
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All I know I give Thee now,
Nothing shall be mine ;
What I know not Thou wilt take-
All alike is Thine.
5. And when Thou shalt show to me
Thy surrendered one,
Something ;. be given up,
Something to be done —
I may never stay to ask,
Shall it be or no ?
Since my all belongs to Thee,
Given long ago.
XII !. -A F TER-MEE TING H YMNS.
No. 466.
C. ELLIOTT.
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ST. FABIAN.
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With many a conflict, many a doubt ;
Fightings within, and fears without,
O Lamb of God, I come.
4. Just as I am — poor, wretched, blind ;
Sight, riches, healing of the mind ;
Yea, all I need, in Thee to find,
O Lamb of God, I come.
5. Just as I am— Thou wilt receive,
Will welcome, pardon, cleanse, relie\e
Because Thy promise I believe,
O Lamb of God, I come.
6. Just as I am — Thy love unknown
Has broken every barrier down :
Now, to be Thine, yea, Thine alone,
O Lamb of God, I come.
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No. 467. © Saviour, 3 bave IRouobt to
JANE CREWDSON. AGNUS DEI. 8.8.8.6. REV. W. BLOW.
1. O Sa-viour, I have nought to plead,
2. The need will soon be past and gone,
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No. 468. Gbe Cq? of tbe Wean? Tbeart
S. TREVOR FRANCIS.
10.4.10.4.
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1. I would be Thine ; my wea - ry, sin - ful heart Yearns, Lord, for Thee ;
2. I need Thy love : I am so cheerless, cold, A - way from Thee ;
3. I need Thy joy; all, all is gloom with - in, Like black- est night
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Thou my Light.
4. I need Thy blood to wash away my guilt,
To that I flee ;
On Calvary it was for sinners spilt,
And cleanses me.
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5. I need Thyself, Lord, I would come to
Close to Thy side ; [Thee,
I would within the arms that circle me
Rest satisfied.
No. 469. Soul, refceemefc b\> Xove 2>i\nne.
E. M. G. CHERRY.
BUCKLAND. 7.7.7.7.
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2. Once thy heart was
3. Yea, I bought thee
Love Di-vine, Know-est thou that thou art Mine?
dark arid cold, ' Neath transgres-sions man - i - fold ;
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Though for thee is all My heaven,
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Wilt thou not be wholly Mine ?
Yield, oh yield thee utterly
Now, and evermore to Me !
XIII. —A FTER-MEE TING H YMNS.
No. 470. Sinful,
1. SINFUL, sighing to be blest,
Bound, and longing to be free,
Weary, waiting for my rest ;
" God be merciful to me ! "
2. Holiness, I've none to plead,
Sinfulness in all I see ;
I can only bring my need :
" God be merciful to me ! "
3. Broken heart and downcast eyes
Dare not lift themselves to Thee
to be Blest
Yet Thou can'st interpret sighs:
" God be merciful to me ! "
4. There is One beside the throne,
And my only hope and plea
Are in Him, and Him alone ;
' ' God be merciful to me ! "
5. He my cause will undertake,
My Interpreter will be ;
He's' my all, and for His sake,
" God be merciful to me ! "
Rev. Dr. J. S, B. MonselL
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who keeps Him there ?
4. He hath no place to lay His head,
No one a home or roof will spare ;
No one respondeth when He knocks :
And who, who keeps Him there ?
5. The winds are out, the storm is up,
Freezing and sharp the midnight air ;
He does not leave, but knocketh on :
And who, who keeps Him there ?
6. Our ear is sealed, our heart is cold,
And we refuse both hearth and fare :
He speaks, we hear not : ah, 'tis we —
Yes, we who keep Him there !
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O Thou, the fairest of the fair !
Come in, Thou blessed One ; we will
No longer keep Thee there.
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Xlll.— AFTER-MEETING HYMNS.
No. 472. 3 tbanfc Gbee, Xorb*
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2. How won-der - ful ! I nev - er knew That I might trust Thee so ;
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My soul, my way, my works, my cause,
In Thy sole charge to be ;
And my deposit, Thou, I know
Wilt guard secure from ev'ry foe.
4. I take Thee for my Peace, O Lord,
My heart to keep and fill,
Thine own great calm, amid earth's storms
Shall keep me always still,
And as Thy kingdom doth increase,
So shall Thine ever-deep'ning peace.
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For wisdom's sum Thou art ;
Thou, who dost choose the foolish things,
Set me henceforth apart,
That I may speak and work for Thee
As Thou shalt work and speak in me.
6. I take Thee, Lord, to be my All,
Since all Thou art is mine,
I nothing have, and nothing am ;
That nothing, Lord, is Thine.
Thou shalt be everything to me,
In all things my sufficiency.
No. 473.
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REV. W. ST. HILL ROURNE. 8.7.8.7. D. F. G. COLE.
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And the never-broken union
Where the souls made perfect meet ;
Will you lose the pleasant pastures,
For the shore without a fold ?
And the stillness of their waters,
For the torrent black and cold ?
He is pleading, ever pleading,
Here below, as there above,
By the Father's perfect pity,
And the Spirit's tender love.
He is pleading, now is pleading
With the sheep that He hath found-
Yield your heart, your life to Jesus,
That His love may fold you round.
No. 474. Hrt tbou bunkering for tbe fulness ?
j. ART thou hungering for the fulness
Of the blessing Christ doth give?
Longing now to learn the secret
Of the life He bids thee live ?
In His Word thine answer standeth,
" Christ who is our Life " it saith,
Open now thy heart, and trust Him
There to dwell, henceforth, "by faith.
2. Christ, the Lord's Anointed, reigning
O'er the life He died to win,
Daily shall reveal more fully
His great power without, within.
What thou never could'st accomplish
Shall His Spirit work through thee,
While thy soul this witness beareth,
" 'Tis not I, but Christ in me."
' ' In Him " dwelleth all God's fulness,
" In Him" thou art made "complete";
Rise, and claim thy heavenly birthright,
Kneeling at thy Father's feet.
He will never disappoint thee,
Praise Him that the gift is thine ;
Then go forth to live each moment
On sufficiency Divine.
Lord, I come, and simply resting
On Thy faithful, changeless Word,
I believe the Blood doth cleanse us,
And that Christ is crowned Lord.
Grant henceforth a ceaseless outflow
Of Thy life and love through me ;
Reaching those who sit in darkness,
Winning priceless souls to Thee.
Freda H anbury Allen,
XffI,-AFTER-.\fEETING HYMNS.
No. 475. Softly sing tbe sweet wort) "
MELBOURNE HALL. 8.7.8.7
By per. from " Llanthony Abbey Hymns." Adapted by W. J. MAYERS.
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2. Soft - ly a-ing that name so ten - der, Many a trembling one is here
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In the silence of thy heart ;
Say, " For this Thy love so wondrous, j
Now with all my sin I'll part.
" I will trust Thee now, Lord Jesus,
Keep Thee Baiting now no more ;
Let Thee take away my sin-stains,
Let Thee heal my every sore."
5. Jesus answers, " I receive thee ;
Only look on Me and live ;
And I now will never leave thee,
All thy sins I now forgive."
6. Sing aloud, oh, happy sinner !
" Jesus says I am forgiven,
And that He will never leave me
Till He brings me safe to heaven.'
No. 476.
once was a Christian.
REV. DR. ELDER GUMMING.
Ricv. J. STUART HOLDEX.
Arr. by DR. E. J. BELLERBY.
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I turned from the past, and wished now to begin — •
Ah ! still I could say I was saved !
5. And then from God's face fell a heavenly ray,
A load from my poor burdened soul fell away,
A song in my heart began singing alway :
Yes ! now I could say I am saved.
6. Now, Lord, it is only abiding in Thee,
My safety and peace in thus yielding, I see ;
And so 'tis not I, but Christ liveth in me,
I mean when I say I am saved !
7. I am saved from the power of the enemy's hand ;
By faith of Thine all- Blessed Presence 1 stand :
Already I walk on the long-promised Land ;
And now, oh thank God ! I am saved !
No. 477.
L. ANDREWES.
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8.8.8.4.
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2. - lu - ted thing, That hush'd my song, when I \\ouldsing In praise to Thee.
3. Each doubtful thing that kept me bound,
Like grave-clothes fast'ning me around,
And dead'ning ev'iy heav'nly sound,
I yield to Thee.
4. My "will," that held unhinder'd sway
O'er my whole being day by day,
Gladly I now do give away
In love to Thee.
5. My very body, spirit, soul,
Take now, dear Lord, to Thy control,
And in Thy service use the whole
In work for Thee.
6. Come and abide, Thou Heavenly Guest ;
Make Thou within my soul Thy rest,
Then truly shall I know I'm blest
In having Thee.
7. Roll in, Thou Wondrous Tide, roll in ;
Sweep down the barriers of all sin,
And call Thou forth fresh song within
To welcome Thee.
8. Thou com'st, Thy still small voice I hear 1
An inward silence speaks Thee near,
And all subdued, without a fear,
I REST in Thee.
May also be sung to No. .352.
XIII.— AFTER-MEETING HYMNS.
No. 478.
FREDA HANBURY ALLEN.
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AMOUR. 8 7.8.7.
EDITH C. DODDRELL.
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2. God is love, — 'tis not by ef - fort
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2. 'Tis the con-sciousness He loves thee, This will cause thy heart to burn.
3. Suffer that His love should hold thee
As a captive evermore ;
Then in ceaseless streams of blessing,
His great love shall through thee pour.
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Love shall utter every word,
And the souls who daily meet thee
Shall behold in thee thy Lord.
No. 479. Hll for Scsus ! all for Jesus !
1. ALL for Jesus ! all for Jesus !
All my being's ransomed powers ;
All my thoughts and words and doings,
All my days and all my hours.
2. Let my hands perform His bidding ;
Let my feet run in His ways ;
Let mine eyes see Jesus only ;
Let my lips speak forth His praise.
3. Worldlings prize their gems of beauty ;
Cling to gilded toys of dust ;
Boast of wealth, and fame, and pleasure
Only Jesus will I trust.
4. Since mine eyes were fixed on Jesus,
I've lost sight of all beside —
So enchained my spirit's vision,
Looking at the Crucified.
5. Oh, what wonder ! how amazing !
Jesus, glorious King of kings,
Deigns to call me His beloved,
Lets me rest beneath His wings.
The above t/iay also be sun° to Nos. 159 & 207.
No. 480. Xo, a loving Jfrienb is waiting*
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FESSUS.
1. Lo, a lov - ing Friend is wait -ing, He is call - ing thee;
2. "On the cross for thee I suf-fer'd, Death I bore for thee;
3. " Long hast thou been Sa - tan's cap-tive, I will set thee free;
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Shall thy Saviour's invitation Be in vain ?
5. Soon that voice will cease its calling,
Wilt thou still delay ?
Wait no longer, sin grows stronger, Yield to-day.
6. Saviour, I will wait no longer,
Now to Thee I come ;
And when life's short voyage is over, Take me home.
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2. Nought have I to gain Thy fa-vour, Weak is e - ven strong en-dea-vour
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In Thy boundless grace relying,
Thou art not my plea denying —
Lord, I come !
5. Precious is the cleansing river,
More than life art Thou the Giver
Filled am I, the glad receiver —
Lord, I come 1
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No. 483. ftbou art lEnouob for me.
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But if my grief means others' gain,
Oh, what to me are loss and pain ?
4. Through every fear my soul doth climb
Above the things of passing time ;
And to my eyes the sight is given
Which makes my earth a present heaven.
XIII. —A FTER-MEE TING HYMNS.
484. Speafc, Saviour, Speak !
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2. Let me hear, and I will fol - low,
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2. Now my heart Thy tern - pie mak-ing,
3. Fare - well to world - ly plea-sure,
Re - veal my ev - 'ry need;
In Thy ful - ness dwell with me ;
Fare - well to self and pride ;
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Thine on - ly I will be.
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2. All my sin I lay on Je - sus ! He doth wash me in His blood ;
3. All my fears I give to Je - sus ! Rests my wea - ry soul on Him ;
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He is all I want of bliss ;
He of all the worlds is Master —
He lias all I need in this.
5. All I am I give to Jesus !
All my body, all my soul ;
All I have, and all I hope for,
While eternal ages roll.
XI11 — AFTER.MEET1NG HYMNS.
No. 486. Come, %ort>, ant> f tgbt tbe Battle.
HETTY BOWMAN.
ST. ALBAN'S. 7.6.7.6. D.
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1. One of Thy weak - est sol - diers Is wea - ry in the field ;
2. Sweet is the vine - yard la - bour, Through all the toil and heat;
3. The self I can - not con - quer, The will that still is mine,
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I am not what I seemed :
I have no power, Lord Jesus,
To do what once I dreamed :
The yearning of the earth-life
Is stronger than my strength ;
When may the spell be broken,
And freedom come at length ?
5. Like dew on drooping blossoms,
Like breath from holy place,
Laden with health and healing,
Come Thy deep words of grace
" Thy strength is all in leaning
On One who fights for thee,
Thine is the helpless clinging,
And Mine the victory."
XIII. —AFTER-MEE TING H YMNS.
No. 487. Come in, Xorfc 3esus!
By permission.
EDITH GILLING CHERRY.
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1. Come in, come in, Lord Je -
2. Come in, come in, Lord Je -
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And dwell, and rule, and reign ;
Yea, come in peace, my Lord, my King,
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Thou shall bring with Thee what Thou wilt,
Take what Thou wilt away ;
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And come, oh, come to stay .
Come in, come in, Lord Jesus !
I give the struggle o'er ;
I hinder not Thine entering,
Nor fear Thy coming more :
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' ' Thou knowest what hath been !
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Come in, come in, Lord Jesus !
And leave me nevermore ;
Thou hast the keys of all my heart ;
Come in, and shut the door !
Yea, shut the door on what Thou wilt,
That fits not Thine abode ;
And open it on all Thou wilt
That is of heaven and God.
Come in, come in, Lord Jesus !
So wonderful it seems [for me,
That Thou should'st think such thoughts
Beyond my faintest dreams : [things."
That Thou should'st choose the "foolish
The "weak things," and " the base";
And stoop to humbled, broken hearts,
To find Thy dwelling-place.
No. 488.
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Seeks my weary soul to rest ;
Till the dawning of the morning,
When I wake among the blest.
4. Be Thou near me, keep and cheer me,
Through life's dark and stormy way
Turn my sadness into gladness,
Turn my darkness into day.
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Now Jesus, give ear to my cry !
See helpless I rest on Thy word —
My soul to my Saviour draws nigh.
3. My idols I cast at Thy feet ;
My all I return Thee, who gave :
This moment the work is complete,
For Thou art almighty to save.
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Thy blood for my cleansing I see ;
And, asking in faith, I receive
Salvation — full, present, and free.
O Lord, I shall now comprehend
Thy mercy so high and so deep ;
And long shall my praises ascend —
For Thou art almighty to keep.
No. 490,
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R. MANSELL RAMSEY.
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Unsaved and unforgiven ',
Over some yielding heart to-night
Let there be joy in heaven.
2. May none Thy mercy spurn to-night,
Thy Holy Spirit grieva ;
May prodigals return to-night ;
May sinners now believe.
XII L— AFTER-MEETING HYMN
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W. DOWPER.
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And sin-ners plunged be - neath that flood
That on the cross He shed His blood,
Lose all their guil - ty stains.
From sin to set me free.
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That fountain in his day,
And there have I, though vile as he,
Washed all my sins away.
3. Dear dying Lamb, Thy precious biood
Shall never lose its power,
Till all the ransomed Church of God
Be saved to sin no more.
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4. E'er since by faith I saw the stream
Thy flowing wounds supply,
Redeeming love has been my theme,
And shall be till I die.
5. Then, in a nobler, sweeter song,
I'll sing Thy power to save,
When this poor lisping, stammering tongue
Lies silent in the grave.
No. 492.
Very slow.
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Oh, wonderful keeping,
Oh, wonderful keeping,
That Jesus gives to me.
Oh, wonderful filling,
Oh, wonderful filling,
Oh, wonderful filling,
That Jesus gives to me.
XIIL— AFTER-MEETING HYMNS.
No. 493.
ANNIE W. MARSTON.
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shall be now, that I will yield un- to Thee The last un-yielded thing ;
1. No Ion - ger will I slight Thy love and patience, So won-der - ful - ly great.
2. Here I renounce my right to self do - min-ion, And now I crown Thee King !
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Which I have signed to-day.
No. 494.
REV. S. C. MORGAN.
Come, tbou Wear\>!
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2. He is knock -ing, ev - er knock- ing
3. Guide thee ; keep thee ; take thee, dy - ing,
4. Wilt thou still refuse His offer?
Wilt thou say Him nay ?
Wilt thou let Him, grieved, rejected,
Go away ?
5. Dost thou feel thy life is weary ?
Is thy soul distrest ?
Take His offer, wait no longer :
Be at rest !
XIII. —A FTER-MEE TING H YMNS.
No. 495.
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Fulness of Thy Spirit's power ;
Only for Thine own blest service,
Lord, on me Thy Spirit shower :
Fill me, Lord, with Thine own fulness,
That I may a channel be ;
Ever passing on to others
All that Thou dost give to me.
Lord, I thank Thee for the greatness
Of Thy love's unfailing spring ;
Let my heart be always singing
Everywhere, for everything :
Only for Thy glory living,
Serving Thee in humblest ways ;
Keep me, Lord, Thy heart from grieving
Teach me, Lord, to live Thy praise.
PART XIV.— GENERAL HYMNS.
No. 496.
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2. Self, self - be - trayed with blind - ing tears — Then fall at Je - su's
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Peace, wounded conscience, heaving breast !
Christ's pierced hand bears alone the rod,
His cloud transfigures and brings rest.
Take, Lord, Thy power, reign, great I AM,
O'ershadowing Guest, all-conquering Lamb !
Then in the hush of this fair Tent,
And solemn stillness of this hour,
Three thousand souls before Thee bent,
Break forth, O Holy Ghost, in power —
Sweep thro', thou Wind of God, sweep thro';
Once more cleanse, consecrate, renew 1
XIV.— GENERAL HYMNS.
No. 497. £be ninety ant> nine.
Miss E. C. CLEPHANE.
Slow and plaintive.
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2. "Lord, Thou hast in fold Thy nme-ty and nine
3. But none of the ran-somed ev - er knew
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How deep were the wa - ters
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3. crossed, Nor how dark was"the night which the Lord pass'd thro'Ere He found His sheep that was
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2. de - sert to find My sheep, I go to the de-sert to find My sheep.
3. help-less. and rea-dy to die, All bleed-ing, and helpless, and rf-a- dy to die.
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4. " Lord, whence are those blood-drops all the way
That mark out the mountain's track?"
" Thrv were shed for one who had gone astray,
Ere the Shepherd could bring him back."
" Lord, whence are Thy hands so rent and torr. ?"
" They're pierced to-night by many a thorn,
They're pierced to-night by many a thorn."
5. And all through the mountains, thunder-riven,
And up from the rocky steep,
There arose a cry to the gate of heaven,
" Rejoice, I have found My sheep ! "
And the angels echoed around the throne, —
" Rejoice ! for the Lord brings back His Own. :
Rejoice ! for the Lord brings back His Own 1 "
XIV.— GENERAL HYMNS.
No. 498.
A. M. HULL.
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2. Oh, why was He there as the Bear-er of sin, If on Je - sus thy
3. It is not thy tears of re - pentance or pray'rs, But the Blood, that a-
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Oh, why from His side flow'd the sin-cleansing blood,
On Him .then, Who shed it, thou may - est at once
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3. Thy weight of in - i - qui - ties roll
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That once in the end of the world He appeared,
And completed the work He begun.
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The life everlasting He gives ;
And know with assurance, thou never canst die
Since Jesus, thy Righteousness, lives.
XIV.— GENERAL HYMNS.
No. 499.
F. R. H.
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FRANCES R. HAVERGAL.
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1. Nothing to pay ! ah, nothing to pay! Nev - er a word of ex-cuse to say!
2. Nothing to pay ! the debt is so great, What will you do with the aw - ful weight ?
3. Nothing to pay ! yes, nothing to pay ! Je - sus has clear'd all the debt a - way,
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2. How shall the way of es - cape be made ? Nothing to pay ! yet it must be paid !
3. Blot-ted it out with His bleed-ing hand ! Free and for-giv'n, andlov'd, you stand.
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3. Hear the voice of Je - sus say,
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Ver - i - ly, thou hast nothing to pay !
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2. All has been put to My ac - count,
3. Paidjs the debt, and the debt-or free !
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Now I ask thee, Lov-est thou Me ? "
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3. I know my heart is sin - ful And my love is all too small,
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stand - ing Out - ?ide the fast-closed door,
knock - ing : And lo ! that Hand is scarred,
plead- ing In ac - cents meek and low,
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1. In low - ly pa-tience wait - ing To pass the thresh-old o'er :
2. And thorns Thy brow en - cir - cle, And tears Thy Face have marred
3. "I died for you. My chil - drcn, And will ye treat Me so?"
i. Shame on us, Chris- tian breth - ren,
•?.. O love that pass - eth know - ledge
3. O Lord, with shame and sor - row
His Name and sign who bear,
So pa - tient - ly to wait !
We o - pen now the door
1. Oh shame, thrice shame up - on
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qual So fast to bar the gate !
3. Dear Sa - viour, en - ter, en - ter, And leave us nev - er - more.
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No. 502. © tbe &eep, beep love of
S. TREVOR FRANCIS.
EVENING BLESSING. 8.7.8.7. D.
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1. O the deep, deep love of Je - sus, Vast, un - meas-ured, boundless, free;
2. O the deep, deep love of Je - sus, Spread His praise from shore to shore;
3. O the deep, deep love of Je - sus, Love of ev - 'ry love the best ;
1. Roll-ing as a migh - ty o - cean In its ful - ness o - ver me.
2. How He lov-eth, ev - er lov - eth, Chang-eth nev - er, nev - er - more ;
3. 'Tis an o - cean vast of bless - ing, 'Tis a ha - ven sweet of rest.
1. Un-der-neath me, all a - round me, Is the cur - rent of Thy love;
2. How He watch-es o'er His loved ones, Died to call them all His own;
3. O the deep, deep love of Je - sus, 'Tis a Heav'n of heav'ns to me;
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2. How for them He in - ter - ced - eth, Watch-eth o'er them from the Throne.
3. And it lifts me up to gio - ry, For it lifts me up to Thee.
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2. I wr.s not ev - er thus, nor pray'd that Thou Shouldst lead me
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Which I have loved long since, and lost awhile.
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No. 504.
R. ALDRICH.
Xove of
10. 6. 10. 6., with Chorus.
THEO. E. PERKINS.
1. There is no love like the love of Je - sus ! — Nev-er to fade or fall,
2. There is no heart like the heart of Je - sus, Fill'dwitha ten-der love
3. There is no eye like the eye of Je - sus, Pier-cing so far a - way ;
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2. No throb nor throe that our hearts can know, But He feels it a - bove.
3. Ne'er out of the sight of its ten - der light Can the wan-der-er stray!
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4. There is no voice like the voice of Jesus, ! 5. Oh, let us hark to the voice of Jesus !
Tender and sweet its chime —
Like musical ring cf a flowing spring
In the bright summer-time.
Then we shall never roam ;
And we shall rest on His loving breast,
All the way to our. heavenly home.
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No. 505.
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No. 506. ©b, tbe peace tbe Saviour ol
F. A. B. 8.7.8.7., with Chorus. F. A. BLACKMER.
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2. But He call'd me cio-ser to Him, Bade my doubting, fearing, cease;
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2. And when I had ful - ly yield- ed, Fill'd my soul with per-fect peace.
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3. Now I'm trusting every moment,
Nothing less can be enough ;
And the Saviour bears me gently
O'er those places once so rough.
4. Day by day my soul He's keeping
By His wondrous power within;
And my heart is full of singing
To my Saviour from all sin.
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No. 507. Gbinfc of 3e0us, in tbe fIDorning,
MRS. L. SHOREY.
CONVENTION. 8.7.8.7. D.
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In the blush of sum mer day
In the crowd-ed hours of day
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2. In the bu - sy hours of du - ty, When you can - not kneel and pray :
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1. Think of Him in cloud and sun-shine ! Think of Him in storm and rain !
2. Just the thought that Je-sus loves you Will be cheer-ing to your heart;
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Or if friendless, lone or sad ;
He will bring a bright to-morrow,
He will cheer and make you glad :
Casting all your care upon Him,
This is what He bids you do ;
Gladly take His yoke upon you,
You will find it easy too.
Courage, then, for Jesus loves you;
Place your hand in His to-day :
Courage ! though He sometimes proves
By the trials of the way. [you
All will tend to make you stronger,
Make you firmer clasp His hand,
Till at last you joyful enter,
Welcomed, to the Glory-land.
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No. 508.
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2. And as He bids me lean on Him, His help I glad - ly seek.
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And so He bids me go, and speak
The loving word for Him :
He bids me tell His wondrous love,
And why He came to die —
And so we work together,
My Lord and I !
And when the journey's ended
In rest and peace at last,
When every thought of danger
And weariness is past,
In the Kingdom of the future,
In the Glory by and-by —
We'll live and reign together,
My Lord and I !
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No. 509. £be tbeafc tbat once was crowned
REV. T. KELLY.
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1. The Head that once was crown'dwith thorns, Is crown'd with glo-ry now ;
2. The high-est place that heav'n af-fords Is Hio by sov-'reign right :
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2. The King of kings, and Lord of lords, He reigns in glo - ry bright.
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The joy of all who dwell above,
The joy of all below
To whom He manifests His love,
And grants His name to know :
To them the cross with all its shame,
With all its grace is given ;
Their name an everlasting name,
Their joy the joy of heaven.
5. They suffer with their Lord below,
They reign with Him above,
Their profit and their joy to know
The mystery of His love.
6. The cross He bore is life and health,
Though shame and death to Him :
His people's hope, His people's wealth,
Their everlasting theme.
No. 510.
moves in a mysterious
1. GOD moves in a mysterious way
His wonders to perform :
He plants His footsteps in the sea,
And rides upon the storm.
2. Deep in unfathomable mines
Of never-failing skill,
He treasures up His bright designs,
And works His sovereign will.
3. Ye fearful saints, fresh courage take ;
The clouds ye so much dread
Are big with mercy, and shall break
In blessings on your head.
4. Judge not the Lord by feeble sense,
But trust Him for His grace :
Behind a frowning providence
He hides a smiling face.
5. His purposes will ripen fast,
Unfolding every hour :
The bud may have a bitter taste,
But sweet will be the flower.
6. Blind unbelief is sure to err,
And scan His work in vain ;
God is His own Interpreter,
And He will make it plain.
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No. 511. 3 worsblp £bee, sweet will of <Bo&.
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2. I love to kiss each print where Thou Hast set Thine un - seen feet
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For all my cares are Thine ;
I live in triumph, Lord ! for Thou
Hast made Thy triumphs mine.
4. When obstacles and trials seem
Like prison walls to be,
I do the little I can do,
And leave the rest to Thee,
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5. He always wins who sides with God,
To him no chance is lost ;
God's will is sweetest to him when
It triumphs at his cost.
6. Ill that He blesses is our good,
And unblest good is ill ;
And all is right that seems most wrong
If it be His sweet will.
No. 512.
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1. O BLESSED Saviour, is Thy love
So great, so full, so free?
Behold, we give our thoughts, our hearts,
Our lives, our all, to Thee.
2. We love Thee for the glorious worth
Which in Thyself we see ;
We love Thee for that Cross of shame
Endured so patiently.
3. No man of greater love can boast
Than for his friend to die ;
Thou for Thine enemies wast slain :
What love with Thine can vie ?
4. Make us like Thee in meekness, love,
And every beauteous grace ;
From glory unto glory changed,
Till we behold Thy face.
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No. 513. 3 bear tbe wor&s of love.
REV. DR. H. BONAR.
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2. 'Tis ev - er - last - ing peace,
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The Christ can never die ;
His love, not mine, the resting-place
His truth, not mine, the tie.
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No. 514. Souls of men ! wbp will \>e scatter ?
REV. DR. F. W. FABER
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1. Souls of men ! why will ye scat-ter,
2. It is God : His love looks mighty, But is
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2. 'Tisour Fa - ther : and His fond-ness Goes far out be-yond our dreams.
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2. There's a wideness in God's mer - cy, Like the wideness of the sea :
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1. As the Saviour who would have us Come and gath-er round His Feet?
2. There's a kind-ness in His jus - tice, Which is more than lib - er - ty.
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Than the measures of man's rnind
And the Heart of the Eternal
Is most wonderfully kind.
There is plentiful redemption
In the Blood that has been shed ;
There is joy for all the members
In the sorrows of the Head.
4. Pining souls ! come nearer Jesus,
And oh come not doubting thus,
But with faith that trusts more bravely
His huge tenderness for us.
If our love were but more simple,
We should take Him at His word ;
And our lives would be all sunshine
In the sweetness of our Lord.
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No. 515.
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REV. JOHNSON OATMAN. 10.6.10.6., with Refrain.
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1. There's not a friend like the low - ly Je-sus,
2. No friend like Him is so high and ho - ly,
3. There's not an hour that He is not near us,
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1. None else could heal all our soul's dis-ea - ses,
2. And yet no friend is so meek and low-ly,
3. No night so dark, but His love can cheer us,
No, not one !
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4. Did ever saint find this Friend forsake him ?
No, not one ! no, not one !
Or sinner find that He would not take him ?
No, not one ! no, not one !
5. Was e'er a gift like the Saviour given ?
No, not one ! no, not one !
Will He refuse us a Home in Heaven?
No, not one 1 no, not one I
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No. 516. 3n tbe beart of 3csu0.
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2. In the mind of Je - sus There is thought for you, Warm as sum-mer
3. In the field of Je - sus There is work for you ; Such as e - ven
4. In the home of Je - sus There's a place for you; Glor-ious, bright, and
T. ten - der, Love most deep and true ;
2. sun - shine, Sweet as morn-ing dew ;
3. an - gels Might re-joice to do :
4. joy - ous, Calm and peaceful too :
Why should you be lone -
Why should you be fear - ful,
Why stand i - dly sigh - ing
Wrhy then, like a' wan - d'rer,
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2. Why take anxious thought. Since the mind of Je -sus
3. For some life-work grand, While the field of Je -sus
4. Roam with wear-y pace, If the home of Je - sus
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Cares for those He bought?
Seeks your reaping hand?
Holds for you a place ?
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2. He is not a disappointment ! He has saved my soul from sin :
All the guilt, and all the anguish, which oppressed my heart within,
He has banished by His presence, and His blessed kiss of peace
Has assured my heart for ever that His love will never cease.
3. He is not a disappointment ! He is coming by-and-by,
In my heart I have the witness that His coming draweth nigh.
All the scoffers may despise me, and no change around may see,
But He tells me He Is coming, and that's quite enough for me.
4. He is not a disappointment ! He is all in all to me —
Saviour, Sanctifier, Healer ; the unchanging Christ is He !
He has won my heart's affections, and He meets my every need ;
He is not a disappointment, for He satisfies indeed.
No. 518.
Cborus.
To be sting to above Tune.
LET me never disappoint Thee, through my wilfulness or feai,
Knowing, Lord, that Thou art planning how to make my way most clear;
Then whatever Thou appointest, though my reasonings far above,
May I never be offended, resting in Thy mighty love,
May I never be offended, resting in Thy mighty love. H. Green.
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No. 519. ©b come to tbe flfeerciful Saviour*
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2. Oh come then to Je - sus, whose arms are ex - tend-ed To fold His dear
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3. Have you sinned as none else in the world have before you?
Are you blacker than all other creatures in guilt?
Oh, fear not, and doubt not! the mother who bore you
Loves you less than the Saviour whose blood you have spilt
4. Then come to His feet, and lay open your story
Of suffering and sorrow, of guilt and of shame ;
For the pardon of sin is the crown of His glory,
And the joy of our Lord to be true to His name.
No. 520. ©b, 'tis Won&erful !
8.5.8.5., with Refrain.
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2. My guilt was all
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3. Once I was blind, but now I see,
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'tis won - der-ful ! Was
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REFRAIN.
1. I was saved at such a cost,
2. I was made His love to sing,
3. bound by sin, but now am free,
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4. This great salvation all may share,
Oh, 'tis wonderful 1
Throughout the world the message bear,
Oh, 'tis wonderful !
5. Come, sinner, now and seek His grace,
Oh, 'tis wonderful !
And find in Him a resting-place,
Oil, 'tis wonderful !
No. 521.
H. Ross PHILLIPS.
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1. Loved ! then the way
2. Loved with an ev
3. Loved, when our sky
will not be
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2. home a - bove,
3. press us sore ;
Prov-ing it to our hearts so clear
To bring us life, and light, and love,
Still will we trust Him ev - er - more,
That we are loved.
Be - cause He loved.
For we are loved.
4. Loved, when wi; leave our native soil,
la heathen lands to live and toil ;
Under His shadow nought can foil—
Still we aro loved.
5. Time, that affects all things below,
Can never change the love He'll show
The heart of Christ with love will flow,
And we are loved.
6. Loved in the past of yesterday,
And all along our future way,
And in the present of to-day —
For ever loved.
7. Loved when we sing the glad new song
To Christ, for whom we've waited long,
With all the happy, ransomed throng—
For ever loved.
XI V. —GENERA L H YMNS.
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bless - ed ones round them ;
I. shin - ing
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the Land where the
the Land where the
3. Twas their lives in the past helped to fill me with gladness ;
And the future in heaven, the home without sadness ;
Where I see them to-day clad in bright robes of whiteness —
In the Land where the weary ones rest.
4. Would I wish for them back from their bright home in heaven/
No! in patience I'll wait till the vail shall be riven,
And the Saviour restores me the friends He has given —
In the Land where the weary ones rest.
No. 523.
XI lr. ^GENERA L H YMNS.
are (Satbenng Ibomewarfc,
MARY LESLIE. ONE BY ONE. P.M.
From "The Children's Hymn Bvok," by per. H- J- E- HOLMES.
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As their wea - ry feet touch the shin - ing strand, One by one :
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Their brows are bright with a gold -en crown; Their trav-el-stain'dgar-mentsare
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Jesus, Redeemer, we look to Thee,
One by one ;
We lift up our voices tremblingly,
One by one ;
The ways of the river are dark and cold,
We know not the spot where our feet may hold ;
O Thou who didst pass through at eventide,
Be Thou our strength, and Thy light our Guide,
One by one.
Plant Thou Thy feet beside as we tread,
One by one ;
On Thee let us iean each drooping head,
One by one ;
Let but Thy strong arm around us be twined,
We shall cast our cares and fears to the wind
Saviour, Redeemer, with Thee full in view,
Trustfully, peacefully, shall we pass through,
One by one.
XIV.— GENERAL HYMNS.
No. 524. 3C6U6 10 passing
REV. JAMES STEPHENS.
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3. Jesus waits patiently,
Hast thou no plea ?
Lo ! the great God of all
Waiteth for thee !
Bids thee fall near His feet —
Fall at the mercy-seat ;
God waits for thee,
God waits for thee.
4. He holds in pierced hand
Thy pardon free ;
Purchased on Calvary's Cross,
Purchased for thee :
Take it, and freed from sin,
New iife in Him begin :
He died for thee,
He died for thee.
No. 525. jforwarb, Cbrfstian, jforwarb !
S. TREVOR FRANCIS. EVENTIDE, ii.ii.ii.n.
H. J. E. HOLMES.
1. Forward, Christian, for - ward ! spread a-broad the cry ; Shout a - loud the
2. Forward, Christian, for - ward ! Christ thy life, thy song; Trust in " Je - sus
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1. watch-word, "Je- sus draw-eth nigh!" Wave the Gos - pel stand - ard,
2. on - ly," in His strength be strong; Christ, the glo-rious Lead - er
1. ban-ner of His love;
2. of the blood-bought band ;
Sing, as inarching
Fol-low, close -ly
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on - ward
fol - low,
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to your Home a - bove.
to the heav'n-ly land.
3. Sound your Hallelujahs, praise to Jesus bring ;
Magnify His glories, of His coming sing ;
Sing amidst the conflict, shout the battle-cry: —
"Jesus Christ is coming; on to victory!"
ay !
4. Haste, thou glorious morning ! welcome, shadeless
Chasing with thy sunlight all our tears away ;
Haste, O wondrous moment, when 'midst radiant skies
Sleeping saints and living at His word arise.
No. 526. Hccor&ing to Ibis
LUCY A. BENNETT.
MERCY. 6.4.6.4.
CHAS.
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i. Not what I wish to
2. Not what my Pat - tern \\ as,
3. Not what Thy sa - cred will
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Thou know - est well !
For me or - dains ;
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1. Yet, through Thy match -less grace,
2. But what Thy love to me,
3. Yet doth the crim - son blood
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4. Not yet Thy will is done,
How far I fail !
But precious is the Name
Which doth prevail.
5. Not what one fairer day
I hope to be ;
But Jesus is the same —
Mine only plea.
XIV. — GENERAL HYMNS.
No. 527. 3e0U6t m$ Saviour.
S. TREVOR FRANCIS. O QUANTA QUALIA. 10.10.10.10.
From LA FEUILLE"E.
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1. Je - sus, my Sa - viour, to Thee I would flee, Whi - ther for
2. Je - sus my Sa - viour, to Thee do I flee, Whi - ther for
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i. rest could I go but to Thee? Dri - ven and tossed like a
2.. rest could I go but to Thee ? Prais - ing my Fa - ther for
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1. wreck on the wave.
2. all He has given,
Je -sus, my Sa - viour, Thou on - ly canst save.
On -ward I march to my man-sion in heaven.
3. Friend o'~ the friendless, I come to be blest,
Joy of the joyless, in Thee I find rest ;
Jesus who died upon Calvary's Cross,
Mine is the blessing, but Thine was the loss.
4. Trusting Thee fully, Lord, lest I should fail,
Counting on Thee for the power to prevail ;
Learning of Thee every step of the way,
Singing of Thee as I journey each day.
No. 528. Geacb m<
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1. More by faith, less by sight ; Lead me with heav'n-ly light, Teach me Thy way !
2. Thro' sor-row, toil, and pain ; Make Thou my path-way plain, Teach me Thy way !
3. Un - til the journey's done, Un - til the crown is won, Teach me Thy way!
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No. 529. Brief life 10 bere our portion.
W. H. JUDE. By per.
PISA. 7.6.7.6.
BERNARD OF CLUNY, trans, by J. M. NEALE.
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1. Brief life is here our por - tion, Brief sor - row, short-lived care
2. O hap - py re - tri - bu - tion ! Short toil, e - ter - nal rest
3. And peace, for war is over ;
And rest, for toil is past ;
And goal of finished striving,
And anchorage at last.
4. For He whom now we trust in
Shall then be seen and known,
And they who see and know Him
Shall have Him for their own.
5. Yea, God, our King and Portion,
In fulness of His grace,
We then shall see for ever,
And worship face to face.
6. Jesus, in mercy bring us
To that dear land of rest,
Who art, with God the Father,
And Spirit, ever blest.
X1V.-GRNERAL HYMNS.
No. 530. 3 necJ) a Tbanfc to lea£> me.
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I need a Hand
I need a Friend
I need a place
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that reads my heart's deep se - crets,
where such as I fir. i wel - come,
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I'll praise our God in songs of
I need a Home where change can never enter ;
I need a Land where weary souls can rest ;
Where I shall meet the friends that went before me,
And death ne'er enter in its kingdom blest.
Where can I find a friend that never changes?
A perfect peace all free from earthly leav'n?
They both are one ! — beyond the stars' sweet shining !
There is no Friend but God, no Home but Heav'n I
XIV.— GENERAL HYMNS.
No. 531. 3 was wandering an£>
REV. DR. FABER. 7.7. 7. 7. 7. 7. , with Refrain. M. W. STUBBS.
UNISON OR SOLO. ^rom " Songs of Joy," by per.
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1. I was wan-der - ing and wea - ry When my Sa-viour came un - to me ;
2. At first I would not heark - en, And put off till the mor - row
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2. And I thought I heard Him say, As He came a - long His way,
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"O sil - ly souls, come near Me,
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3. At last I stopped to listen,
His voice could not deceive me ;
I saw His kind eyes glisten,
So anxious to relieve me ;
And I thought I heard Him say.
A? He came along His way, —
4. I thought His love would weaken,
As more and more He knew me ;
But it burneth like a beacon,
And its light and heat go through me ;
And I ever hear Him say,
As He goes along His way, —
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XIV.— GENERAL HYMNS.
No. 532. 'vlwas only a mieetng sbeep*
REV. E. HUSBAND.
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1. 'Twas on - ly a miss-ing sheep, One out of the great wide fold;
2. 'Twas on - ly a sil - ver coi.i 1 The sil - ver was mix'd with dross
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And it seem'd a worth-less thing, And to lose it lit - tie loss ;
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And what if it died a - lone. . . On the mountain bare and bleak?
There were nine brighter pie-ces left, . . . That shone like the morning sun;
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1. Twas on - ly asheepthatwas lost,... Which 'twere per-il and pain to seek.
2. And why was there need still to search When the toils of the day were done?
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1. But the Shepherd answer'd, ' ' I can-not rest, While My sheep is a-way from Me
2. But the Seek- er said," Tho' the coin be rough, Andtho' rug-ged its edg-es be,
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i. I'll call till it comes, and I'll bring it home, For I bought it on Cal - va - ryi"
e. It bears My im-age, — I can -not rest Till my lost sil-ver piece I see!'
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3. 'Twas only a prodigal son !
A wanderer far away ;
'Twas a sinner poor through sin,
Getting poorer every day.
And what if he had no friend?
And what if he had to roam ?
Would such a wild prodigal son
Be a loss to his Father's home ?
Answer.
" But though all condemn thee,"the Father said
" Yet not I, for I came to save :
I came to redeem thee from all thy sins,
And to rescue thee from the grave."
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4. The message in Heaven was told ;
'Mid music of Angels' choirs,
That a son was born anew
By the Pentecostal Fires :
Th.i fatted calf was killed,
The best of the robes was given,
The lost one was rescued again,
As a child of the Kingdom of Heav'n.
Chorus.
Oh, rejoice ! rejoice ! for the dead one lives,
And the sound of a welcome blest
Is the foretaste sweet of the Angel-Land
And the calm of the Endless Rest.
No. 533. © (Bob, our belp in ages past
ST. ANN. C.M.
DR. W. CROFT.
i. O God, our help in a - ges past, Our hope for years to come,
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2. Under the shadow of Thy throne
Thy saints have dwelt secure ;
Sufficient is Thine arm alone,
And our defence is sure.
3. Before the hills in order stood,
Or earth received her frame ;
From everlasting Thou art God,
To endless years the same.
4. A thousand ages in Thy sight
Are like an evening gone :
Short as the watch that ends the night
Before the rising sun.
5. The busy tribes of flesh and blood,
With all their cares and fears,
Are carried downwards by the flood,
And lost in following years.
6. Time, like an ever-rolling stream,
Bears all its sons away ;
They fly, forgotten, as a dream
Dies at the opening day.
7. O God, our help in ages past,
Our hope for years to come,
Be Thou our guard while troubles last,
And our eternal home.
XIV.— GENERAL HYMNS.
No. 534. ©ut in tbc 2>amp anfc
LUCY A. BENNETT.
PAPTOV fi /i A /• fi fi fi 1 A. J. FOXWELL.
CAR TON . 6.4. 6.4. 6. 6.6. 4. Composed ex£.esiiiy for this Work.
1. Out in the
2. Emp - ty thy
3. Far from the
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damp and cold, Out in the night ;
heart and sad, Where wouldst thou flee?
Fa - ther's face Why wilt thou roam?
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Je - sus will
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1. shel - t'ring fold, Far from the right: Ru - in'd by na - lure's fall,
2. make thee glad — Par - don is free : Not for the good and great,
3. dwell - ing- place, Make it thy home: Lights in the win- dow shine,
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1. Lost, with no hope at all ;
2. Clad in their robes of state
3. Spread is the feast di - vine
List -en, 'tis Mer-cy's call, " Let there be light.'
Soul! One at mer-cy's gate Wait -eth for thce.
Soul, be that por-tion thine ! Come, sin-ner, come.
Though not a heart beside
Cared for thy pain ;
Thougli not a human guide,
Earth should retain :
Love that is tried and strong,
Love that has waited long,
Borne on the wings of sor;g,
Calleth again.
Turn not the Lord away,
Kingly the Guest !
Think not, " Some other day";
Come and be blest :
Haste to the pierced side,
Bathe in the crimson tide,
Trust in the Crucified ;
Here, here is rest !
No. 535. Ubouflb Gloomy otovvs tbe
1. THOUGH gloomy grows the night,
God is for me !
He leads, all must be right,
God is for me !
Lonely my path may be ;
Teach me Thy way to see,
Then shall I sing of Thee,
God is for me !
2. Though heart or flesh may fail,
God is for me !
By Him I shall prevail,
God is for me !
Held by His loving arm,
I fear not Hell's alarm,
To me can come no harm ;
God is for me !
3. In Christ, that blessed One,
God is for me !
The everlasting Son,
God is for me !
Led by His pierced hand
Along this weary land
Up to the golden strand :
God is for me !
4. And when amid the throng,
God is for me !
I sing heaven's thrilling song,
God is for me !
As in Thy light I shine,
The joy, the rapture, mine,
The glory shall be Thine :
G^d is for me !
S. Trevor Francis,
XIV.— GENERAL HYMNS.
No. 536.
%tttle Sanctuary
E. MAY GRIMES.
ELLERS. 10. 10. 10. 10.
DR. E. T. .HOPKINS.
By per. S.A.G.M., Hymn Secies, No. 6.
By ptr. from " Book of Praise.'
1. "A lit - tie Sane - tua - ry" art Thou to me, O Je - sus,
2. "A lit - tie Sane -tua - ry" art Thou to me! My heart is
3. "A lit - tie Sane - tua - ry" art Thou to me! No fa - bled
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1. best be - lov'd ! I live with Thee: My heart has found its
2. stuTd be - neath love's ca - no - py ; The "Ho - li - est of
3. shrine, but deep re - al - i - ty ! Thou saidst it should be
1. ev - er - last-ing home,
2. All" is op-en'd wide,
3. so when at Thy call
Its sure a - bid - ing place where'er I roam..
And I may en - ter and be sat - is - fied-
I rose and fol-low'd glad - ly, leav - ing all.
4 ' A little Sanctuary " art Thou to me !
All joyfully I pitch my tent with Thee ;
Or ready still to journey at Thy word — • [Lord.
"In Thee" I "live and move," most blessed
41 A little Sanctuary " art Thou to me !
I always am " at home " on land or sea ;
Alone, yet never lonely now, I prove
The " Hundredfold," Lord Jesus, in Thy lova.
No. 537. Commit tb£ Soul to
1. COMMIT thy soul to Me, the Faithful One ;
Roll on Me now the burden of thy care ;
Thou hast found pardon through My dying Son;
Now shall thy soul find peace and freedom there.
2. I know Thee, Lord, whom I have trusted now ;
And am persuaded Thou canst keep the whole :
I have committed ; Thou hast heard my vow ;
Thou dost accept: O keep my trusting soul 1
3. Kept by the power of God I upon my heart
Inscribed henceforth shall be this golden word,
Which means that Christ and I shall never part ;
Kept to salvation by the mighty Lord.
4. The Lord thy Keeper then ! 'tis writ for thee
By night and day — wayworn and feeble sheep,
Without, within, He shall thy Guardian be
And e'en to endless ages He shall keep.
Rev. Dr. Elder Cumming,
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No. 538. fIDoment b\> flfcoment
D. W. WHITTLE.
10. 10. 10. 10 , with Refrain.
By permission of Messrs. MORGAN & SCOTT.
MARY WHITTLE MOODY.
T. Dy-ing with Je-sus, by death reck-on'd mine;
2. Nev-er a bat -tie with wrong for the right,
3. Nev-er a tri - al that He is not there,
Liv-ing with Je - sus a
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5. Never a weakness that He doth not feel,
Never a sickness that He cannot heal ;
Moment by moment, in woe or in weal,
Jesus, my Saviour, abides with me still.
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When free grace awoke me,
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No refuge, no safety,
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My terrors all vanished
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My guilty fears banished,
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Life-giving and free :
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Is all things to me.
XIV.— GENERAL HYMNS.
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2. If I could only tell you how He loves you,
And if we could through the lonely Garden go ;
If I could tell His dying pain and pardon,
You would worship at His wounded feet, I know.
3. If I could tell how sweet will be His welcome
In that home whose matchless beauty ne'er was told;
Thy Father's mansions stand by living waters,
And the trees of healing shade the streets of gold.
4. But I can never tell Him as I know Him—
Human tongue can never tell all love divine ;
I only can entreat you to accept Him ;
You can know Him only when you make Him thine.
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No. 542.
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3. Love divine, it draws me to Him ; 4. I have found what I was craving,
Here I kneel and humbly sue Him, And go forth the lost one saving —
Sue Him for a pardon free, Pointing to the Crucified,
Sue Him for a pardon free ; Pointing to the Crucified —
Gentle Christ, gentle Christ, I come to Thee ! To the Cross, to the Cross where Jesus died.
No. 543. a few more ^eara sball roll
REV. DR. H. BONAR.
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2. A few more suns shall set
O'er these dark hills of time ;
And we shall be where suns are not,
A far serener clime.
3. A few more storms shall beat
On this wild, rocky shore ;
And we shall be where tempests cease,
And surges swell no more.
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4. A few more struggles here,
A few more partings o'er,
A few more toils, a few more tears,
And we shall weep no more.
5. Tis but a little while,
And He shall come again,
Who died that we might live ; who lives
That we with Him may reign.
No. 544. Gbe risen Saviour
REV. JOHN P. HOBSON.
THELE. 6.6.6.6.
REV. JOHN P. HOBSON.
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1. The ris - en Sa - viour stands With wound-ed brow and hands,
2. Thy ques-tion, Sa - viour dear, Falls on my list - 'ning ear,
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Which Thou for me hast borne,
And sigh, when weak and worn,
Lord Jesus, do I love ?
4. My faith, O Lord, is weak,
Yet lowlily and meek.
This answer would I speak,
Thou knowest that I love.
XIV.— -GENERAL HYMNS.
No. 545. £be bap Gbou gaveet, Xorb, 10
REV. J. ELLERTON.
ST. CLEMENTS. 9.8.9.8. REV. C. C. SCHOLEPIELD.
1. The day Thou gav - est, Lord, is en<1 - ed, The dark - ness
2. We thank Thee that Thy Church, un - sleep-ing, While earth rolls
3. As o'er each con - ti - nent and is - land The d AVU loads
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Our brethren 'neath the western sky,
And hour by hour fresh lips are making
Thy wondrous doings heard on high.
5. So be it, Lord ; Thy Throne shall never,
Like earth's proud empires, pass away;
Thy Kingdom stands, and grows for ever,
Till all Thy creatures own Thy sway.
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love.
REV. T. KELLY,
EVENSONG. 8.7.8.7.7.7.
H. J. E. HOLMES.
1. Thro' the day Thy love has spared us; Now we lay us down to rest;
2. Pil-grims here on earth and strangers, Dwell-ing in the midst of foes,
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2. And, when life's brief day is past, Rest with Thee in heav'n at last.
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REV. J. KEBLE.
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1. Sun of my soul, Thou Sa-viour dear,
2. When the soft dews of kind-ly sleep
It is not night if Thou be near I
My wearied eye - lids gen - tly steep,
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1. Oh! may no earth-born cloud a - rise
2. Be my last thought how sweet to rest
To hide Thee from Thy servant's eyes.
For ev- er on my Sa-viour1 s breast.
3. Abide with me from morn till eve,
For without Thee I cannot live ;
Abide with me when night is nigh,
For without Thee I dare not die.
4. If some poor wandering child of Thine
Have spurned to-day the voice divine,
Now, Lord, the gracious work begiji ;
Let him no more lie down in sin.
I 5. Watch by the sick ; enrich the poor
With blessings from Thy boundless store
Be every mourner's sleep to-night
Like infant's slumbers, pure and light.
6. Come near, and bless us when we wake,
Ere through the world our way we take ;
Till in the ocean of Thy love
We lose ourselves in heaven above I
May also be sung to No. 551.
XIV.— GENERAL HYMNS.
No. 548. at even ere tbe sun was set
REV. H. TWELLS.
ANGELUS. L. M.
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2. Once more 'tis e- ven - tide, and we Oppressed with va-rious
3. O Sa-viour Christ, our woes dis - pel ; For some are sick, and
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2. What if Thy form we can - not see ?
3. And some have nev - er loved Thee well,
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Oh, with what joy they went a - way!
We know and feel that Thou art here.
And some have lost the love they had ;
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Yet from the world they break not free ;
And some have friends who give them pain,
Yet have not sought a friend in Thee ;
5. And none, O Lord, have perfect rest,
For none are wholly tree from sin ;
And they who fain would se've Thee best j
Are conscious n.ost of wrong within.
6. O Saviour Christ, Thou loo art Man ;
Thou hast been troubled, tempted, tried ;
Thy kind but searching glance can scan
The very wounds that shame would hide
7. Thy touch has still its ancient power ;
No word from Thee can fruitless fall ;
Hear in this solemn evening hour,
And in Thy mercy heal us all.
No. 549. Jesus, TTbou jop of loving bearts*
JESUS, Thou joy of loving hearts,
Thou Fount of Life, Thou Light of men,
From the best bliss that earth imparts,
We turn unfilled to Thee again.
Thy truth unchanged hath ever stood ;
Thou savest those that on Thee call ;
To them that seek Thee Thou art good ;
To them that find Thee, All in All.
3. We taste Thee, O Thou Living Bread,
And long to feast upon Thee still ;
We drink of Thee, the Fountain-head,
And thirst our souls from Thee to fill.
4. Our restless spirits yearn for Thee,
Where'er our changeful lot is cast :
Glad, when Thy gracious smile we see ;
Blest, when our faith can hold Thee fast.
5. O Jesus, ever with us stay ;
Make all our moments calm and bright ;
Chase the dark night of sin away ;
Shed o'er the world Thy holy light. Bernard of Clairuaux (tr. ).
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Let no ill dreams disturb my rest,
No powers of darkness me molest.
5. Oh may my soul on Thee repose,
And may sweet sleep my eyelids close ;
Sleep that shall ma more vigorous make
To serve my God when I awake.
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A COMMUNION HYMN.
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A COMMUNION HYMN.
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4. Sweet me - mor - ials, till the Lord
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All that tells the world is loss,
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XIV.— GENERAL HYMNS.
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REV. SIR H. W. BAKER. DOMINUS REGIT ME. 8.7.8.7. REV. DR. J. B. DYKES.
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3. Perverse and foolish oft I strayed,
But yet in love He sought me,
And on His shoulder gently laid,
And home rejoicing brought me.
4. In death's dark vale I fear no ill
With Thee, dear Lord, beside me ;
Thy rod and staff my comfort still,
Thy Cross before to guide me.
5. Thou spread's! a Table in my sight ;
Thy Unction grace bestoweth ;
And oh ! what transport of delight
From Thy pure Chalice floweth !
6. And so through all the length of days
Thy goodness faileth never :
Good Shepherd, may I s ng Thy praise
Within Thy house for ever.
No. 555.
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4. In mansions of glory and endless delight
I'll ever adore Thee in heaven so bright ;
I'll sing with the glittering crown on my brow,
" If ever I lov'd Thee, my Jesus, 'tis now !
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Blessed Jesus, blessed Jesus,
Thou hast loved us, love us still.
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5. Speak now, O Lord, Thy strong ' / will,"
The waves of doubt and sorrow still,
And bid the struggling cease,
That yielded lives possessed by Thee
Henceforth Thy witnesses shall be,
Kept in Thy perfect peace.
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No. 558.
LUCY A. BENNETT.
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(FOR AN OPENING MEETING.)
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Prepare the way ! Prepare !
Jehovah Shammah thou hast sought ?
Be glad. The Lord is there.
«;. Seek audience with the Lord of Love,
Expect His face to see,
And this in very truth shall prove
A Peniel to thee.
6. Let Faith extend her mantle wide,
Enlarging her request,
So shall His heart be satisfied
Who loves to give the best.
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Make straight His paths ! Prepare !
Low in the very dust thy place,
We reach high blessing there.
8. What think ye ? Lord, our thoughts would be
Lofty and just and true : —
Expectant, as we wait to see
Thy wonders, old and new.
9. Thyself all loyal hearts confess
Incomparably dear ;
Yet closer to each other press
Because to Thee so near.
No. 559. Hs belpless as a cbilfc vvbo clings.
1. As helpless as a child who clings
Fast to his father's arm,
And casts his weakness on the strength
That keeps him safe from harm ;
2. So I, my Father, cling to Thee,
And thus I every hour
Would link my earthly feebleness
To Thine almighty power.
3. As trustful as a child who looks
Up in his mother's face,
And all his little griefs and fears
Forgets in her embrace ;
1 4. So I, to Thee, my Saviour, look,
And in Thy face divine
Can read the love that will sustain
As weak a faith as mine.
5. As loving as a child who sits
Close by his parent's knee,
And knows no want while he can have
That sweet society ;
6. So, sitting at Thy feet, my heart
Would all its love outpour,
And pray that Thou wouldst teach me, Lord,
To love Thee more and more.
Rev. J. Z>, Bums.
No. 560.
XIV.— GENERAL HYMNS.
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B. M. RAMSEY.
1. Je - sus is call - ing in ac - cents of ten-der - ness, Je - sus is
2. Take to the Sa - viour thy sor - row and self-ish - ness, Break from the
3. O Thou who know - est our wants and in - fir - mi - ties, Thou who hast
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Is it nothing to you — nothing to you?
Is it nothing to you that a life-mile is passed?
Is it nothing to you— nothing to you?
Is it nothing to you that eternity nears ;
That nought lies before you but trembling and tears ;
And the clay of dread judgment when Jesus appears?
Is it nothing to you — nothing to you?
4. The Redeemer now calls, will you still turn away?
Is it nothing to you — nothing to you?
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Is it nothing to you — nothing to you ?
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He will save from the sins that now chain and enthral
He will welcome you gladly and pardon you all:
Is this nothing to you — nothing to you?
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No. 562. ©b, tbc Xovc tbat soucjbt me !
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All now is perfect rest ;
I'm waiting for the morning,
The brightest and the best,
When He will call us to His side,
To be with Him, His spotless Bride.
No. 563.
E. E. HEWITT.
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2. There is mu - sic in my soul to - day, A car - ol to my King ;
1. Than glows in a - ny earth - ly sky, For Je - sus is my light.
2. And Je - sus, lis - ten -ing, can hear The song I can -not sing.
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4. There is gladness in my soul to-day,
And hope, and praise, and love,
For blessings which He gives me now,
For joys "laid up" above.
No. 564.
REV. DR. J. E. RANKING
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Keep love's banner floating o'er you,
Smite death's threatening wave before you
God be with you till we meet again !
XIV.— GENERAL HYMNS.
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2. What tho' the hea-vens with clouds be o'er-cast ?
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2. Death and the curse were in our cup — O Christ, 'twas full for Thee !
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O Christ, it fell on Thee !
Thou wast sore stricken of Thy God ;
There's not one stroke for me.
Thy tears, Thy blood, beneath it flowed ;
Thy bruising healeth me.
The tempest's awful voice was heard,
O Christ, it broke on Thee !
Thy open bosom was my ward,
It braved the storm for me.
Thy form was scarred, Thy visage marred ;
Now cloudless peace for me.
Jehovah bade His sword awake —
O Christ, it woj<e 'gainst Thee !
Thy blood the flaming blade must slake
Thy heart its sheath must be —
All for my sake, my peace to make ;
Now sleeps that sword for me.
For me, Lord Jesus, Thou hast died,
And I have died in Thee ;
Thou'rt risen : my bands are all untied,
And now Thou liv'st in me.
When purified, made white, and tried,
Thy GLORY then for me !
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2. To guide me on life's jour - ney, And all the way pre - pare.
3. But as Thou know -est ful - ly, All is and must be well.
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i. I NEED Thee, precious Jesus !
For I am full of sin ;
My soul is dark and guilty,
My heart is dead within :
I need the cleansing fountain,
Where I can always flee :
The blood of Christ most precious,
The sinner's perfect plea.
•>.. I need Thee, precious Jesus !
For I am very poor ;
A stranger and a pilgrim,
I have no earthly store :
I need the love of Jesus,
To cheer me on my way,
To guide my doubting footsteps,
To be my strength and stay.
3. I need Thee, precious Jesus !
I need a friend like Thee ;
A friend to soothe and cpmfort,
A friend to care for me :
I need the heart of Jesus,
To feel each anxious care,
To bear my every burden,
And all my sorrow share.
4. I need Thee, precious Jesus !
I need Thee day by day,
To fill me with Thy fulness,
To lead me on my way ;
I need Thy Holy Spirit,
To teach me what I am —
To show me more of Jesus,
To point me to the Lamtx
5. r need Thee, precious Jesus I
And hope to see Thee soon,.
Encircled with the rainbow.
And seated on Thy throne r
There, with Thy blood-bought people-.
My joy shall ever be
To praise Thee, precious Jesus !
To gaze, my Lord, on Thee !
Rev. F. WhitfidcL
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2. Light-er far the dai - ly tri - als That my wea - ry heart must bear,
3. Tho' I oft have fail'd in du - ty, Yet my faith still clings to Thee ;
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4,5. Yes, 'tis there, Yes, 'tis there, In Thy Book of Life so fair;
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4, 5. I be - lieve, O bless-ed Sa-viour, That my name is writ-ten there.
Tell me, O my Is my name
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Softly whisper, "All is well" ;
That my name in light is shining,
Where I soon with Thee shall dwell.
5. When from earth my thoughts are roaming
To the heav'nly mansions fair,
Let me feel the sweet assurance
That my humble name is there.
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No. 570.
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2. Sing, ye is - lands of the sea ! E - cho back, ye o - cean caves !
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Jesus saves ! Jesus saves !
By His death and endless life,
Jesus saves ! Jesus saves !
Sing it softly through the gloom,
When the heart for mercy craves —
Sing, in triumph o'er the tomb,
Jesus saves ! Jesus saves !
4. Give the winds a mighty voice,
Jesus saves ! Jesus saves !
Let the nations now rejoice —
Jesus 5aves ! Jesus saves !
Shout salvation full and free,
Highest hills and deepest caves !
This our song of victory :
Jesus saves ! Jesus saves (
XIV.— GENERAL HYMNS.
No. 571. Who can tbe strength afforb ?
REV. HENRY MOULE.
DAY OF PRAISE. S.M. DR. CHARLES STEGGALL.
By per. from " Book of Praise.'
1. WTho can the strength af - ford
2. My soul on Him re - lies,
3. My heart is fixed a - bove,
The help - less soul to aid ?
In Hijn my spi - rit lives ;
In Him I rest se - cure ;
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2. He hears His scr-vant when he cries, And time- ly suc-cour gives.
3. My pil - grim feet shall ne'er re - move ; His guid - ing care is sure.
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My onward course attends ;
His powerful presence, always nigh,
From all my foes defends.
5. He saves my soul from doubt,
From terror, grief, and sin ;
His love preserves my going out
And hails my entering in !
No. 572. mot in tbe beep contrition*
LUCY A. BENNETT.
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3. Up - lift thine eyes to Je - sus, When wea - ry in the quest!
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2. Not in the hap - piest "feel - ings " Which ho - liest thoughts im - part ;
Q. Up - lift thine eyes to Je - sus, And faith shall be at rest.
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2. Not in thy new "ex - pe - rience," How - ev - er bright or fair,—
3. High in the heav'ns ex - alt - ed, With nail- prints in
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2. In vain, with ea - ger long - ing,
3. As thy di - vine As - sur - ance,
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We seek as - sur - ance there.
E - ter - nal - ly He stands
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Which wreathes His kingly brow,
Declares thy guilt atoned for,
And peace thy portion now.
Thy sins are gone for ever,
" He liveth who was dead,"—
That Blessed One, our " Surety,"
Who suffered in our stead.
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Redemption's work is done !
] ehovah gave ' ' assurance "
By raising up His Son !
Now, free from condemnation,
Free from the law's great claim,
Give glory everlasting
To His beloved Name !
No. 573.
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1. O TEACH me what it meaneth—
That Cross uplifted high,
With One — the Man of Sorrows-
Condemned to bleed and die !
O teach me what it cost Thee
To make a sinner whole ;
And teach me, Saviour, teach me
The value of a soul !
2. O teach me what it meaneth—
That sacred crimson tide —
The blood and water flowing
From Thine own wounded side.
Teach me that if none other
Had sinned, but I alone,
Yet still, Thy Blood, O Jesus,
Thine only, must atone.
3. O teach me what it meaneth —
Thy love beyond compare,
The love that reacheth deeper
Than depths of self-despair !
Yea, teach me, till there gloweth
In this cold heart of mine
Some feeble, pale reflection
Of that pure love of Thine.
4. O teach me what it meaneth,
For I am full of sin ;
And grace alone can reach me,
And love alone can win.
O teach me, for I need Thee —
I have no hope beside, —
The chiet of all the sinners
For whom the Saviour died !
5. O teach me what it meanah,
The " rest " which Thou dost give
To all the '• heavy-laden "
Who look to Thee and live.
Because I am a rebel
Thy pardon I receive :
Because Thou dost command me,
I can, I do believe !
6. O infinite Redeemer !
I bring no other plea,
Because Thou dost invite me
I cast myself on Thee.
Because Thou dost accept me.
I love and I adore ;
Because Thy love constraineth,
I'll praise Thee evermore !
Lucy A. Bennett
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No. 574. " 1bome ! Xtgbt ! 1bome ! "
MRS. ANNA SIIIPTON (altered). P.M.
i. " Home ! Light ! Home !" The light of a cloud-less day; It breaks o'er the
sun, nor moon, nor stars, o'er the man-sion of rest may reign, For the
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2. " Home ! Light! Home ! " with the Friend that can never change,
'Midst the boundless stores of a Saviour's love unfettered and free to range:
They wait for Him there on high, who watched for Him here before ;
And the song of praise on their joyful lips shall falter in death no more.
3. " Home ! Light ! Home ! " A home 'mid the ransomed band ;
Drinking of fountains that never fail, led by a Saviour's hand :
Never to hunger or thirst, never to faint or fear ;
Only to live in the light of His smile who guided their footsteps here.
4. "Home! Light! Home!" Do you look to a Father's home ?
Do you point to the light that has gladdened your path, and cry to the wanderer " Come"?
Do you dwell on a Saviour's truth? Do you yearn o'er the blind man's night?
Go, seek ye the souls that are sinking in death, and tell them of Home and Light I
XIV.— GENERAL HYMNS.
No. 575.
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firm - ly hold in the straits of fear, When the breakers have
1. - fold their wings of strife? When the strong tides lift, and the ca - bles strain,
2. - cur'd by the Sa-viour's hand ; And the ca - bles pass'd from His heart to mine,
3. told the reef is near, Tho' the tern - pest rave and the wild winds blow,
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The city of gold, our harbour bright, [night,
We shall anchor fast by the heavenly shore,
With the storms all past for evermore.
XIV.— GENERAL HYMNS.
No. 576. Mbcn tbe (Tloube arc Blacfc.
J. J. BLUNDELL.
ST. ANDREW'S, CHELTENHAM. 8.7.8.7. D.
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2. For in due time, if ye faint not, Ye shall reap what now ye sow ;
1. Let this bless- ed pro-raise cheer you : "In the cloud I set My bow.
2. Sheaves of gold-en grain bear wit -ness In the cloud was set the bow
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2. If life's bat -tie press-es sore - ly, Fierce and pow'r-ful be the foe,
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For in faith's whole armour clothed,
Victory's certain — this we know ;
We shall prove through fiercest conflict
In the cloud was set the bow :
When we come to death's dark valley,
Through in triumph we shall go ;
For He says, who never leaves us :
" In this cloud I set My bow."
4. Blessed promise ! sure and precious,
Lighting darkness, conquering foe ;
Praise we Thee, that not in sunshine,
But in cloud is set the bow :
Then as round His throne we gather,
Ail life's mysteries we shall know ;
Comprehend why in the darkness
Of the cloud He set His bow.
XIV.— GENERAL HYMNS.
No. 577. 3t is Well witb m? Soul !
H. G. SPAFFORD.
P.M., with Refrain.
By per. The John Church Company.
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My sin, not in part, but the whole,
Is nailed to His Cross, and I bear it no more;
Praise the Lord, praise the Lord, oh, my soul !
4. For me, be it Christ, be it Chirst hence to live ; —
If Jordan above me shall roll,
No pang shall be mine, for in death as in life
Thou wilt whisper Thy peace to my soul.
XIV.— GENERAL HYMNS.
No. 578. precious, precious Bloob of Jesus.
FRANCES R. HAVERGAL.
Tenderly,
3.5.8.3., with Refrain.
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1. Pre - cious, pre - cious blood of Je - sus,
2. Pre - cious, pre - cious blood of Je - sus,
3. Though thy sins are red like crim - son,
Shed on Cal - va - ry ;
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2. Let it flow in migh - ty cleans - ing O'er
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All the price is paid !
Perfect pardon now is offered,
Peace is made.
5. Now the holiest with boldness
We may enter in ;
For the open fountain cleanseth
From all sin.
6. Precious blood, by this we conquer
In the fiercest fight,
Sin and Satan overcoming
By its might.
7. Precious blood whose full atonement
Makes us nigh to God !
Precious blood, our way of glory.
Praise and laud.
No. 579.
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Thy Saviour, Brother, Friend ;
Believe and trust His promise
To keep thee to the end :
O watch and wait with patience,
But question not His will ;
His arms of love and mercy
Are round about thee still.
Look up, the clouds are breaking,
The storm will soon be o'er ;
And thou shalt reach the haven
Where sorrows come no more.
Look up, be not discouraged ;
Trust on, whate'er befall ;
Remember, O remember,
Thy Saviour knows it alL
XIV.— GENERAL HYMNS.
No. 580. Jesu, Hover of m\> soul
REV. C. WESLEY.
HOLLINGSIDE. 7.7.7.7. D. REV. DR. J. B. DYKES.
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2. O - ther re - fuge have I none, Hangs my help - less soul on Thee ;
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2. Leave, ah ! leave me not a - lone, Still sup -port and com- fort me :
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Grace to cover all my sin ;
Let the healing streams abound,
Make and keep me pure within :
Thou of life the fountain art,
Freely let me take of Thee :
Spring Thou up within my heart,
Rise to all eternity !
Thou, O Christ, art all I want ;
More than all in Thee I find :
Raise the fallen, cheer the faint,
Heal the sick, and lead the blind.
Just and holy is Thy name ;
I am all unrighteousness :
Vile and full of sin I am ;
Thou art full of truth and grace.
XIV. — GENERAL HYMNS.
No. 581. (Sob lo\>e£> tbe worlfc of sinners lost
MRS. STOCKTON.
Moderate.
C.M., with Refrain.
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2. E'en now by faith I claim Him mine, The ris - en Son of God ;
3. Love brings the glo - rious fill - ness in, And to His saints makes known
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There shall to you be given
A glorious foretaste, here below,
Of endless life in heaven.
5. Of victory now o'er Satan's power
Let all the ransomed sing ;
And triumph in their every hour.
Through Christ, the Lord, our King.
XIV.— GENERAL HYMNS.
No. 582. iRocfc of Hges, cleft for me.
A. M. TOPLADY. PETRA. 7.7.7.7.7.7.
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1. Be of sin the dou - ble cure, Save me from its guilt and power.
2. All for sin could not a - tone ; Thou must save, and Thou a - lone.
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Simply to Thy cross I ding ;
Naked, come to Thee for dress,
Helpless, look to Thee for grace ;
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Wash me, Saviour, or I die.
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When mine eyes shall close in death,
When I soar to worlds unknown,
See Thee on Thy judgment throne, —
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Let nfc hide myself in Thee.
No. 583. ©ne tbere is above all otbers.
REV. JOHN NEWTON".
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Still He calls them brethren, friends,
And to all their wants attends.
4. O for grace our hearts to soften !
Teach us, Lord, at length to love ;
We, alas ! forget too often
What a Friend we have above :
But, when home our souls are brought,
We shall love Thee as we ought.
No. 584. art tbou wearpt art tbou languid ?
STEPHANOS. 8.5.8.3. REV. SIR H. W. BAKER.
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" Many a sorrow, many a labour,
Many a tear ! "
5. If I still hold closely to Him,
What hath He at last ?
"Sorrow vanquished, labour ended,
Jordan past 1"
6. If I ask Him to receive me,
Will He say me nay ?
" Not till earth, and not till heaven
Pass away ! "
7. Finding, following, keeping, struggling,
Is He sure to bless ?
"Saints, apostles, prophets, martyrs,
Ansv.'er, ' Yes ! ' "
XI V. —GENERA L H VMNS.
No. 585. Dear OLorfc an£> flDaster mine.
T. H. GILL.
CROMER. S.M.
ARTHUR PAGE.
1. Dear Lord and Mas- ter mine,
2. I love Thy yoke to wear,
Thy happy ser - vant see:
To feel Thy gra - cious bands-
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care, And hap - py in Thy hands.
3. Xo bar would I remove,
No bond would I unbind.:
Within the limits of Thy love
Full liberty I find.
4. I would not walk alone,
But still with Thee, my God ;
At every step my blindness own,
And ask of Thee the road.
5. The weakness I enjoy
That casts me on Thy breast ;
The conflicts that Thy strength employ
Make me divinely blest.
6. Dear Lord and Master mine,
Still keep Thy servant true :
My Guardian and my Guide Divine,
Bring, bring Thy pilgrim through.
No. 586.
IRot all tbe bloofc of beasts.
1. NOT all the blood of beasts,
On Jewish altars slain,
Could give the guilty conscience peace,
Or wash away the stain :
2. But Christ, the heavenly Lamb,
Takes all our sins away ;
A sacrifice of nobler name,
And richer blood than thev.
3. My faith would lay her hand
On that dear head of Thine,
While like a penitent I stand,
And there confess my sin.
4. My soul looks back to see
The burdens Thou didst bear
When hanging on the cursed tree,
And knows her saiilt ^*as there.
5. Believing, we rejoice
To see the curse remove ;
We bless the Lamb with cheerful voice,
And sing His bleeding love.
Rev. I. Watts.
No. 587.
J. KENT.
Hwafce, m? soul,
TALLIS' CANON. L.M.
T. TALLIS.
1. A - wake, my soul, and with the sun Thy dai - ly stage of du - ty run
2. Wake, and lift up thy -self, my heart, And with the an -gels bear thy part
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2. Who, all nightlong, un - wea - ried sing Highprais-es to th' e - ter - nal King.
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3. May I, like them, in God delight ;
Have all day long my God in sight !
Perform, like them, my Maker's will,
And celebrate His glories still.
4. Lord, I my vows to Thee renew ;
Disperse my sins as morning dew :
Guard my first springs of thought and will,
And with Thyself my spirit fill.
Direct, control, suggest this day,
All I design, or do, or say ;
That all my powers, with all their might,
In Thy sole glory may unite.
Glory to Thee, who safe hast kept,
And hast refreshed me while I slept ;
Grant, Lord, when I from death shall wake,
I may of endless light partake.
No. 588. £be Son of (Bob is come to aave.
W. J. GOVAN.
PENTECOST. L.M.
REV. W. BOYD.
1. The Son of God is come to save; From highest heav'n the Light has shone
2. He bears a - way our load of guilt, TheLambof God for sin - ners slain ;
3. The ran-som of our souls is paid ; Tis fin-ish'd, con - flict stern and sore !
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1. O Life, that o- ver-comes the grave ! O Love, that bids our fears be gone!
2. For us the pre-cious blood is spilt, That washes white our dark - est stain.
3. The reign of sin and death is stayed, And Christ is King for ev - er - more.
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O Love, that bids our fears be gone !
The Son of God is come to save ;
Thro' deepest dark the Light has shone.
5. His grace and love are still the same,
Victorious on the Father's throne ;
And every soul that pleads His name,
He gladly welcomes as His own.
6. None other hope or help have we,
Behold, we come with all our sin ;
O Christ ! from darkening skies we flee.
Thy wounded hand will take us in.
7. O Love, that bids our fears be gone !
O Life, that overcomes the grave !
\Vithin our hearts the Light has shone ;
The Son of God is come to save 1
XrV.— GENERAL HYMNS.
No. 589. Gbere's peace tbat passes Gelling.
7.7.7.7., with Chorus.
J. W. MAC GILL. By per. from "Consecrated Melodies." Highland.
Slowly ', and with feeling.
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1. There's peace that pass - es tell - ing, When Christ has found a dwell - ing
2. There's joy be-yond all dream - ing, When Christ's kind eyes are gleam - ing
CHO. — There's hope, and peace, and joy now, There's hope, and peace, and joy now,
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1. In hearts where love is swell - ing,
2. With love up - on thee beam - ing,
The Christ who died for thee.
The Christ who rose for thee.
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3. There's hope, all else excelling,
When Christ, all sin expelling,
Has closed thy mad rebelling,
The Christ who reigns for thee.
4. There's bliss beyond all measure,
When Christ His ransomed treasure
Shall call to glory's pleasure,
The Christ who welcomes thee.
No. 590.
©nil? {Trust 1bim.
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2. For Je - sus shed His pre - cious blood Rich bless-ings to be - stow ;
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Believe in Him without delay,
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4. Come then, and join the holy band,
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To dwell in that celestial land
Where joys immortal flow.
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3. E'en on earth, as through a glass, Dark - ly, let Thy glo - ry pass ;
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4. Admit Him, ere His anger burn,
Lest He depart, and ne'er return :
Admit Him, or the hour's at hand
When at His door, denied, you'll stand :
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Ne'er entertained so kind a Guest ;
No mortal tongue their joys can tell
With whom He condescends to dwell.
6. Sovereign of souls ! Thou Prince of Peace,
O may Thy gentle reign increase !
Throw wide the door each willing mind,
And be His empire all mankind.
No. 593.
Crucifieb Ibim.
P.M.
By permission of The John Church Company.
MRS. M. B. SLADK (ver. 4, L. A. B.).
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2. be the King, Save Thyself, Thou Cru- ci - fied." Sweet words of love come down the
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Fa - ther, for - give ! they know not what they do.
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Of the Sinless One that died !
May we wound Thee not again,
Thou, O Christ, the Crucified !
Sweet wotds of love, etc.
Keep us by Thy mighty hand
Till we cross the swelling tide ;
Till we reach the golden land
Whose fair King was crucified.
Sweet tones of love, etc.
No. 594.
CANON W. HAY AITKKN.
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CAPERNAUM. 7.7.7.7.
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2. Look, till thou canst see thy sin In His bo - dy cru - ci -
3. Look, and see the judg-ment fall On that guilt-less, guilt-bow'd
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1. Guil - ty art thou and en - slav'd, But He bears thy guilt for thee.
2. All the lusts that lurk'd with - in, All thy wil - ful - ness and pride.
3. He is made our sin : for all One hath died, and all are dead.
4. Look to Jesus, look and live,
He has died thy death for thee ;
Lcok, and trust, and love, and give
All thou art His prize to be.
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Melts thy heart and dims thine eyes,
And, with prostrate saints above,
Rapt in praise thy sp:»-it lies.
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2. Are you walk-ing dai - ly by the Sa-viour's side ? Are you wash'd in the
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2. blood of the Lamb? Do you rest each mo-ment in the Cru-ci-fied? Are you
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Pure and white in the blood of the Lamb?
Will your soul be ready for the mansions bright,
And be washed in the blood of the Lamb !
4. Lay aside the garments that are stained with sin,
And be washed in the blood of the Lamb ! .
There's a fountain flowing for the soul unclean ;
Oh, be washed in the blood of the Lamb !
XIV.— GENERAL HYMNS.
No. 596.
R. KELSO CARTER.
at tbe Cross!
C.M. , with Chorus.
E. E. NICKERSON.
1. O Je-sus, Lord, Thy dy - ing love Hath pierc'd my con - trite heart I
2. A - mid the night of sin and death Thy light hath fill'd my soul ;
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1. Now take my life, and let me prove How dear to me Thou art !
2. To me Thy lov-ing voice now saith : "Thy faith hath made thee whole."
At the Cross ! at the Cross ! where I first saw the light, And the
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3. I kiss Thy feet, I clasp Thy hand,
I touch Thy bleeding side ;
Oh, let me here for ever stand,
Where Thou wast crucified.
4. My Lord, my Light, my Strength, my All,
I count my gain but loss !
For ever let Thy love enthrall,
And keep me at the Cross !
XIV.— GENERAL HYMNS.
No. 597.
J. G. WHITTIER.
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EAGLEY. C.M.
J. WALCH.
1. We may not climb the heav'n - ly steeps To bring the Lord Christ down
2. But to the con - trite spi - rit yet A pres-ent help is He ;
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2. And faith has yet its O - li - vet, And love its Ga - li - lee.
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Is by our beds of pain ;
We touch Him in life's throng and press,
And we are whole again.
4. Through Him the first fond prayers are
Our lips of childhood frame ; [said,
The last low whispers of our dead
Are burdened with His name.
5. O Lord and Saviour of us all,
Whate'er our name or sign,
We own Thy sway, we hear Thy call,
And form our lives by Thine.
6. We faintly hear, we dimly see,
In differing phrase we pray ;
But, dim or clear, we own in Thee
The Life, the Truth, the Way.
No. 598.
Ittever Hlone.
P.M.
E. E. HEWITT. Copyright.
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Earthly sunbeams vanish-
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Blooming for His own,
Jesus, heaven's sunshine,
Never will leave me alone.
3. Steps unseen before me,
Hidden dangers near;
Nearer still my Saviour,
Whispering, " Be of cheer ; "
Joys, like birds of spring-time,
To my heart have flown,
Singing all so sweetly,
" He will not leave me alone."
No. 599.
REV. H. R. HAWEIS.
XIV.- GENERAL HYMNS,
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P.M. SIR ARTHUR S. SULLIVAN.
(By permission of Messrs. BOOSEV & Co.)
1. The Home - land ! the Home-land ! The land of the free - born, There's
2. My Lord is in the Home-land, With an - gels bright and fair, — There's
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2. Homeland Are ring-ing in my ears, And when I think of the Home-land, My
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FANNY J. CROSBY.
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5 me not, © (Bentle Saviour.
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1. Pass me not, O gen - tie Sa - viour, Hear my hum-ble cry;
2. Let me at a throne of mer - cy Find a sweet re - lief;
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2. Kneeling there in deep con - tri -tion, Help my un - be - lief.
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3. Trusting only in Thy merit,
Would I seek Thy face ;
Heal my wounded, broken spirit,
Save me by Thy grace.
4. Thou the spring of all my comfort,
More than life to me ;
Whom have I on earth beside Thee?
Whom in heaven but Thee ?
XIV.— GENERAL HYMNS.
No. 601.
MARIANNE NUNN.
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H. P. MAIN.
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Oh, how He loves !
Give yourselves entirely to Him,
Oh, how He loves !
Think no longer of the morrow,
From the past new courage borrow,
Jesus carries all your sorrow :
Oh, how He loves !
All your sins shall be forgiven,
Oh, how He loves !
Backward shall your foes be driven,
Oh, how He loves !
Best of blessings He'll provide you,
Nought but good shall e'er betide you,
Safe to glory He will guide you :
Oh, how He loves !
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Shows His wounds, and spreads His hands
God is love, I know, I feel ;
Jesus weeps, and loves me still.
5. Jesus, answer from above ;
Is not all Thy nature love ?
Wilt Thou not the wrong forget ?
Suffer me to kiss Thy feet ?
6. If I rightly read Thy heart,
If Thou all compassion art,
Row Thine ear, in mercy bow,
Pardon and accept me now !
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ST. PHILIP. 7.7.7.
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2. Ho - ly Je - su, grant us tears,
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By Thy willingness to die :
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PART. HYMNS.
I. LONGINGS FOR HOLINESS ... 1-42
II. CONSECRATION 43-94
III. FAITH 95-161
IV. THE FULNESS OF THE HOLY
SPIRIT 162-189
V. THE OVERCOMING LIFE ... 190-223
VI. UNION WITH CHRIST ... 224-291
VII. CONFLICT 292-304
PART. HYMNS.
VIII. GROWTH IN GRACE 305-322
IX. WORK 323-335
X. PRAYER AND PRAISE ... 336-402
XL THE SECOND ADVENT ... 403-419
XII. MISSIONARY HYMNS ... 420-453
XIII. AFTER-MEETING HYMNS ... 454-495
XIV. GENERAL HYMNS 496-604
INDEX TO FIRST LINES.
A BIDE with me; fast falls 381
J\ cry, as of pain 437
A few more years shall roll . . 543
Alas ! and did my Saviour . . 89
A little sanctuary art Thou . . 536
All hail the power of Jesu's. . 367
All for Jesus ! all for Jesus ! 479
All my doubts I give to Jesus 485
All people that on earth do. . 400
All scenes alike engaging 228
All the way my Saviour leads 238
All things are possible to him 136
Almost persuaded now to. ... 481
Always with us ! always with 152
Amidst life's storms, and cares 231
Anywhere with Jesus, says . . 46
Art thou hungering for the .. 474
Art thou weary, art thou 584
Art thou weary, sad, and 80
As helpless as a child who . . 559
As seemeth best to Thee, my 148
At even, ere the sun was set. . 548
At peace with God, how great 240
A thousand wants thy path . . 268
Awake, my soul, and with the 587
A worthy song I wish to sing 395
DAPTIZEuswithThy.... 169
Oe all at rest, rny soul 351
Behold a Stranger at the door 592
Beneath the cross of Jesus .. 100
Be still, my heart ! these 301
Be still, my soul 1 the Lord is 225
Be Thou supreme, O Jesus . . 4
Blessed are the pure in heart 37
Blessed assurance ! Jesus is.. 132
Bond which cannot alter 47
Brief life is here our portion . . 529
Brightly beams our Father's. . 328
" Buried with Christ," and . . 198
£ALLED to the feast by.. 405
aim me, my God, and keep 217
st thou thy care upon the 278
Christian, seek not yet repose 298
Church of God, beloved and . . 200
Closer, dear Lord, to Thee . . 62
Come enter, Lord, and take. . 50
Come every soul by sin 590
Come, gracious Spirit 178
Come, Holy Ghost, our souls 176
Come, Holy Spirit, come . . 170
Come in, come in, Lord Jesus 487
Come in, O come, the door.. 1
xComing ; coming ; yes they. . 444
/ Come, Jesus, Lord, with holy 29
' Come let us join our cheerful 337
Come let us join our friends.. 388
Come let us sin? the Song . . 393
Come, Lord, and fight the . . 486
Come, my soul, thy suit . - . . 370
Come, Thou burning Spirit.. 175
Come, Thou Fount of every . . 166
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Come, thou weary ; Jesus _ . . 494
Come to me, O blessed Spirit 463
Come to our poor nature's . . 183
Commit thy soul to Me 537
" Command Thy blessing " . . 91
"Come, ye yourselves, apart" 552
" Consider Him ! " let Christ 317
Crown Hirr. with many 347
DEAR is Thy presence 284
ear Lord, and Master 585
Dear Saviour, through the . . 419
Depth of mercy, can there be 603
Doubt Him not, altho' He . . 464
Dying wi;h Jesus, His death 538
EACH passing moment 212
re each morning waketh. . 361
Eye hath not seen Thy glory 270
FADE, fade each earthly.. 262
ar, far away in heathen . . 445
Father, I know that all my.. 124
Father, Son, and Holy Ghost 56
" Fear not, I am with thee". . 598
Fight the good fight with all 300
For all the saints who from. . 299
For ever here my rest shall be 14
For Jesus' sake all sin 133
For My sake and the Gospel's 422
For the great departed 346
Forward, Christians, forward! 525
From Greenland's icy 446
From the Bethlehem manger 593
From the Eastern mountains 433
Full consecration ! heart and 51
Full salvation 1 full sal vation ! 199
GIVE me, Lord, Thy Holy 392
;ive me, my God, I pray.. 263
Give to the winds thy fears ! 150
Glory be to Him who loved us 362
Glory be to Jesus 390
Glory, honour, praise, and . . 402
Glory to Thee, my God, thisday 376
Glory to Thee, my God, this
ni^ht 551
Go, bury thy sorrow Ill
God be with you till we meet . . 564
God fills the soul that it may 163
God holds the key of all 116
God is here, and that to bless 185
God is love, O soul, believe it 478
God is working His purpose. . 431
God of all love and pity 87
God loved the world of sinners 581
God moves in a mysterious. . 510
Go, labour on ; spend and be 323
Grace there is, every debt to 540
Gracious God, we worship . . 394
Gracious Spirit, Holy Ghost 174
Great King of kings, why . . 354
TT AIL to the Lord's 417
llallelujah ! hallelujah ! ..409
Hark, my soul, it is the Lord 13
Hark ! the sound of holy 340
Have faith in God 157
Have you been to Jesus 595
Have you on the Lord 309
Hear the wail across the sea 449
He expecteth, He expecteth 448
He has entered ! He has 159
" He is able ; " O the comfort 211
He is not a disappointment . . 517
He is pleading, by His 473
He leadeth me, O blessed 288
" Hereafter thou shall know " 130
He shall reign o'er all the . . 430
Hold Thou my hand ; so weak 350
Holy Father, Thou hast .... 164
Holy Ghost, dispel our 165
Holy Ghost, witli light Divine 173
Holy, happy separation ! . . . . 54
Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord God 399
Holy Spirit, come, we pray . . 189
"Home! Light! Home" .. 574
How I praise Thee, precious 387
How many sheep are straying 442
How sweet the name of Jesus 279
Hungering for the sacred .... 482
T AM not skilled to 115
1 am reuing, at the Cross .. 271
I am the Lord's 226
I am Thine, O Lord, I have.. 66
I am Thine own, O Christ.. 274
I am trusting Thee, Lord. . . . 138
I am waiting for the dawning 416
I believe God answers prayer 336
I cannot drift beyond Thy . . 102
I cannot see, with my poor . . 114
I clasp the hand of love 120
I could not do the work the. . 327
I could not do without Him.. 241
I could not do without Thee.. 247
I could not understand 319
I do not ask, O Lord, that . . 160
If God Himself be for us .... 208
If I could only tell Him as I . . 541
If you ever feel downhearted 158
I gave My life for thee 52
I give my heart to Thee 85
I have a Friend so precious. . 508
I have entered the valley of. . 204
have found, I have found.. 191
heard the voice of Jesus say 251
hear ten thousand voices . . 435
hear the words of love 513
hear Thy welcome voice 128
hunger and I thirst 11
kneel beside Thy sacred .... 483
know not what a day may. . 153
know not what He'll give . . 101
know not why God's 135
lay my sins on Jesus 257
INDEX TO FIRST LINES.
I lean upon no broken reed . . 147
I leave it all with Jesus 282
I lift my heart to Thee 258
I love, I love my Master .... 79
I'm but a stranger here 2%
I'm more than conqueror 194
I need a Hand to lead me 530
I need Thee, blessed Jesus . . 567
I need Thee, precious Jesus. . 568
I need Thee every hour 276
In full and glad surrender 88
In God I have found a retreat 265
In heavenly love abiding .... 224
In some way or other the. . . . 126
In tenderness He sought me . . 562
In the Advent Light 410
In the Book which Thou art 569
In the cleansed temple 55
In the East is morning 411
In the heart of Jesus 516
In the hour of trial 338
In the name of Jesus 379
In the secret of His presence 287
In the shadow of His wings. . 239
I once was a Christian 476
I once was a stranger 539
I shall see them again 522
Is it indeed too late, too late ? 18
Is it nothing to you that the . . 561
I stand all bewildered with . . 244
Is thy cruse of comfort 334
Is your life fully yielded to . . 196
I take Thy promise, Lord, in 129
I thank Thee, Lord, that.. .. 472
I thirst, thou wounded Lamb 19
It shall be now, Lord, from. . 493
I've found a joy in sorrow. . . . 252
I've found the Pearl of 397
I want that adorning Divine 24
I was wandering and weary. . 531
I worship Thee, sweet will of 511
I would be Thine ; my weary 468
I would commune with Thee 285
ESU, meek and gentle 391
esus, and can it ever be ? . . 302
esus calls ! He it is who died 425
esus calls us ; o'er the 23
esus has loved me, wonderful 375
esus hath died, and hath. . . . 195
su~,, I am resting, resting . . 242
esus, I my cross have taken 78
esus is calling 560
us is passing by 524
esus is the same for ever. . . . 250
esus, keep me near the Cross 107
esus, Lover of my soul 580
esus, Master, whose I am . . 57
esus, my Saviour, to Thee. . 527
esus, my Lord, to Thee I . . 457
sus, my Strength, my .... 38
esus, Name of matchless 216
Jesus, our best-beloved Friend 343
Jesus saves me every day .... 197
Jesus, Saviour, by Thy side.. 322
Jesus, see me at Thy feet 454
Jesus shall reign where'er the 438
esus, stand among us ! 372
Jesus, the very thought of . . 286
esus, these eyes have never 234
esus, Thine all-victorious . . 187
esus, Thou art standing 459
esus, Thou joy of loving 549
esus, Thy boundless love to 21
esus, Thy blood and 140
esus, Thy life is mine 277
esus triumphant when the . . 273
ust as I am, without one 466
J£EEP step with Jesus.... 312
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T EAD, kindly Light, amid 503
i^et me come closer to Thee 7
Let me hear Thy voice now. . 484
Let me love Thee 602
Let me never disappoint Thee 518
Let me sing, for" the glory of. . 368
Let that Day come, O Lord . . 408
Let the song go round the . . 434
Let there be hope to-day 303
Let us sing of His love once . . 349
Let us with a gladsome mind 345
Light of life ! Seraphic fire . . 172
Like a river glorious 272
Lo, a loving Friend is waiting 480
Lone and weary, sad and 438
Looking unto Jesus, never . . 222
Look to Jesus, and be saved. . 594
Look, ye saints, the sight is. . 412
Lord and Master, we will .... 209
Lord, bring some wanderers. . 490
Lord, for to-morrow and its . . 213
Lord God, in Thee confiding 134
Lord, I believe a rest remains 31
Lord, I come at last to Thee 465
Lord, I hear of showers of. ... 179
Lord, I make a full surrender 76
Lord, in this Thy mercy's day 604
Lord, I was blind 59
Lord, in Thy presence we are 364
Lord, I yield, for Thou hast. . 495
Lord Jesus, I have found in. . 233
Lord Jesus, I long to be .... 2
Lord Jesus, Thou dost keep. . 202
Lord, let me feel Thy power . . 171
Lord of our life, and God of. . 143
Lord, speak to me, that I .... 324
Lord, the night is darkening. . 360
Lord, Thou hast made 232
Lord, Thou knowest all the. . 180
Lord, Thy ransomed Church 429
Lord, we come before Thee. . 440
Lord, when we bend before. . 3%
Love Divine, all love excelling 34
Love Divine, a theme for 542
Loved ! then the way will not 521
Loved with everlasting love. . 256
Love of Jesus all Divine .... 6
Low at Thy piercfed feet .... 8
Lower and lower, dear Lord . . 64
MAKE me a captive, Lord 70
ake use of me, my God . . 3*2
Majestic sweetness sits 235
Many names are dear, but . . 318
Master, how shall I ble?s Thy 275
Master, I have heard Thee . . 461
More about Jesus would I . . 305
More holiness give me 308
More love to Thee, O Christ 321
My faith looks up to Thee 117
My goal is God Himself 306
My God, is any hour so sweet 353
My God, my Father, dost .... 20
My God, my Father, while .. 852
My God, my Saviour, here . . 477
My God, the .spring of all my 218
My glorious Victor, Prince .. 58
" My grace is sufficient " 113
My heart is fixed, eternal 83
My heart is resting, O my 283
My hope is built on nothing. . 139
My Jesus, as Thou wilt 267
My Jesus, I love Thee 555
My life flows on in endless . . 221
My life is Thine, Lord Jesus 68
My Saviour and my Lord . . 458
My Saviour's call I hear 86
My Saviour, how I long for. . 455
My Saviour, Thou hast offered 30
My sins, my sins, my Saviour 12
My song shall be of Jesus 383
My spirit, soul, and body 65
NAME of Jesus, highest .. 215
earer my God to Thee .... 313
No, not despairingly, come we 9
Not a friend but Jesus 291
Not all the blood of beasts .. 586
Not by wrestling, but by .... 81
Nothing between, Lord 42
Nothing to pay, ah, nothing. . 499
Nothing unclean can enter in 40
Not I, but Christ, be 63
Not in the deep contrition . . 572
Not what I wish to be 526
Not your own, but His ye are 94
Now may the Spirit's holy fire 167
Now return with singing 365
Now the Lord our souls hath 452
(~\ BLESSED life 92, 230
VJ blessed Saviour, is Thy . . 512
O bliss of the purified 127
O Child of the Kingdom 98
O Christ, in Thee my soul . . 190
O Christ, what burdens bowed 566
O everlasting Light ! 39
O for a thousand tongues to. . 382
Often the day is dreary 290
Oft in sorrow, oft in woe 295
O God, our help in ages past 533
O holy Saviour, Friend unseen 146
Oh, come to the merciful .... 519
Oh for a heart to praise my. . 32
Oh, happy day that fixed my 92
O heart bereaved and lonely. . 579
O Holy Ghost, Thy people . . 168
Oh, my Father, take me, make 35
Oh, spotless Lamb, I come to 462
Oh, that my life may 25
Oh, the bitter shame and 53
Oh, the voice of tender mercy 236
Oh to be nothing, nothing ! . . 325
Oh, trust thyself to Jesus 119
Oh, what a happy lot is mine 281
Oh, when shall my soul find. . 489
Oh, when shall their souls . . 427
Oh, where are the reapers? . . 335
Oh, wonderful cleansing ! . . . . 492
O Jesus Christ, grow Thou in 313
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O Jesus, Lord, Thy dying . . 5%
O Jesu, Thou art standing . . 501
O King of Glory, God of ---- 414
O King of Glory, hear my ____ 386
O Lamb of God, Thou ...... 460
O let him whose sorrow ...... 161
O Light of light, shine in! ---- 36
O Lord, I come to Thee ...... 17
O Lord of lords, and King of 44?
O Love Divine, how sweet . . 28
O Love that casts out fear . . 27
O Love, that will not let me go 61
O Master, blessed Master ! . . 385
O Master, when Thou callest 90
Once I thought I walked with 506
On Thee, O Jesus, strongly . . 249
On Thee my heart is resting. . 245
One there is above all others ;
Oh how He loves ! ........ 601
One there is above all others 583
Only Thee, my soul's ........ 237
O Saviour, I have nought to 467
O Saviour of the lost, where . . 227
O Saviour, Thou whose .... 219
O teach me what it meaneth 573
O the deep, deep love ...... 502
O Thou, to whose all-searching 344
O Thou exalted Son of God . . 177
O touch mine eyes .......... 326
Our blest Redeemer, ere He 162
Our day of praise is done .... 550
Our times are in Thy hands. . 144
Out in the damp and cold . . 534
Out in the dew and cold He. . 471
O ye that are weary and ---- 103
INDEX TO FIRST LINES.
PASS me not 600
eace, perfect peace, in this 357
Poor weary heart, why sad . . 203
Praise God, from whom all . . 401
Praise Him ! praise Him ! 356
Praise, my soul, the King of. . 363
Praise, praise ye the name of 341
Praise the Saviour, ye who . . 369
Praise waiteth Thee in Zion's 359
Prayer is the soul's sincere . . 389
Precious, precious blood of . . 578
Precious promise God hath . . 243
Precious Saviour, dearest 380
Precious Saviour, may I live. . 44
Precious Saviour, Thou hast 201
Prince of Peace, control my. . 110
Put thou thy trust in God . . . 145
O EADY to go, ready to . . 67
J\esting on the faithfulness 255
Rest, rest thee, weary heart. . 123
Revive Thy work, O Lord . . 342
Rock of Ages, cleft for me . . 582
§AD and weary with my . . 84
afe in the arms of Jesus . . 96
fe in the centre of Thy 229
Saviour, again to Thy dear . . 398
Saviour, blessed Saviour 307
Saviour, breathe an evening. . 373
Saviour, I by faith am 104
Saviour, I follow on 141
Saviour, I want Thy love to. . 456
Saviour, like a Shepherd, lead 556
Saviour, long Thy saints have 405
Saviour, more than life to me 266
Saviour, Thy dying love .... 142
Search me, O God, mine 22
See the fields to harvest 426
Seek ye first, not earthly .... 41
Send forth the Gospel, let it. . 453
Shew me Thy way, O Lord. . 261
Shelter me, Lord, for the. ... 366
Shine on me, O Lord Jesus. . 432
Simply trusting, day by day .. 95
Since thy Father's arm 97
Since to the Holiest none .... 253
Sinful, sighing to be blest 470
Softly sing that sweeet word .. 475
Soldiers of Christ, arise 304
Someone shall go at the .... 420
Sometimes I catch sweet 5
Songsof praise the angels sang 371
Sound ye the trumpet call . . 447
Soul redeemed by love Divine 469
Souls of men, why will ye .... 514
Source from whence the .... 248
Speak, Lord, in the stillness. . 3
Speed Thy servants, Saviour 436
Spirit Divine ! attend our . . 181
Spirit of Holiness, do Thou. . 182
Standing on the promises of. . 121
"Stand still and see," yea, see 496
Still, still with Thee, when . . 269
Stand up, stand up for Jesus ! 297
Still will we trust, tho' earth . . 156
Sun of my soul, Thou Saviour 547
Sweet the moments, rich in . . 48
TAKE the name of Jesus . . 289
ake my life, and let it be . . 72
Take time to be holy 320
Teach me Thy way, O Lord 528
Tell it out among the heathen 421
Tenderly guide us 565
Ten thousand thanks to Jesus 348
The Bridegroom meets His . . 418
The cross that He gave may. . 193
The day Thou gavest, Lord . . 545
The early morn with Jesus . . 384
The faith that saves the soul . . 331
The fields are white unto the 451
The Head that once was .... 509
The Holy Ghost is come 184
The Homeland ! 599
The King of Love my. 554
The Lord my Shepherd is. ... 149
The Master comes ! He calls 423
The risen Saviour stands .... 544
The roseate hues of early 358
The sands of time are sinking 415
The Son of God is come to . . 588
The Son of God goes forth to 293
The tender light of home .... 424
There is a fountain filled with 491
There is a name I love to hear 280
There is life for a look at the 498
There is no love like the love 504
There is no sorrow, Lord .... 377
There is sin in the camp 43
There is sunshine in my soul 563
There's a fight to be fought . . 294
There's not a friend like ihe. . 515
There's peace that passeth.. 589
There were ninety-and-nine .. 497
The way of the cross means . . 60
The Word, whose word can. . 260
They are gathering 523
They come and go, the 407
They shall be comforted 505
They tell me there are 500
Thine for ever, God of Love . . 74
Thine, Lord, for ever 45
Think of Jesus in the 507
This day the Lord has 75
Thou art able, blessed Jesus 205
Thouartcoming,Omy Saviour 403
Thou art with me ! tho' far . . 254
Thou dear Redeemer, I am . . 49
Though gloomy grows the . . 535
Thou hidden Love of God 15
Thou hidden Source of calm 223
Thou knowest, Lord, Thou.. 154
"Thou remainest!" Breathe 208
Thou sweet, beloved will of. . 246
Thou whose name is called . . 315
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Through the day Thy love . . 546
Thy Holy Spirit, Lord, alone 186
Thy mighty love, O God .... 71
Thy voice hath spoken, souls 557
Thy way, not mine, O Lord . . 122
11 Till He come ! " O let the . . 553
'Tis now in part, I know His 220
'Tis so sweet to trust in Jesus 106
'Tis the Church triumphant. . 374
To Thee and to Thy Christ. . 355
To Thee, O blessed Saviour. . 10
True-hearted, whole-hearted 69
Trust and tremble, that is all 109
Trust Him when thy wants. . 151
Trust in the Lord at all times 153
'Twas only a missing sheep . . 532
NTO him that hath " .. 316
pheld by hope " 413
WALKING with Jesus .. 131
alking with Thee, my.... 311
Walk in the light, so shalt . . 314
We are soldiers, every one 292
We are watching ; we are. . . . 404
Wearied in the strife with sin 26
Weary of earth, and laden .. 16
We bless Thee for Thy peace 378
We cannot understand 118
We have heard a joyful sound 570
We give Thee but Thine own 333
Welcome, welcome, dear 210
We may not climb the 597
We rest on Thee, our 125
We rise to praise Thee 450
We sing the praise of Him . . 82
We will dwell on Calvary's .. 428
What a Friend we have in . . 264
What think ye? Has the.... 558
When I survey the wondrous . . 73
When I was far away and.. .. 520
When peace, like a river 577
When the clouds are black . . 576
When the hopes that smile . . 105
When this passing world is . . 591
When thou wakest in the 339
When upon life's billows you 192
When we cannot see our way 108
When we walk with the Lord 99
When wounded sore the .... 33
Where hast thou gleaned .... 441
Who can the strength afford. . 571
Who is on the Lord's side? . . 439
Why should I fear the 214
Will your anchor hold ? 575
"Within the veil!" Be this.. 259
" With one accord," within . . 188
Work, for the day is coming . . 329
Work, for the night is coming 330
YES, for me, for me He . . 112
" Yes, Lord ! " O breathe 137
METRICAL INDEX.
Composed for this Work. f Copyright Tunes inserted by permission.
S.M. NO.
Boyston 37
tCromer 585
fDay of Praise 571
Dennis 184
Franconia 144, 304
flnvera 331
Narenza 333
t" Our day of praise" 550
tPax Dei 408,513
Southwell 170
St. Michael 85
tTrenton 149
D.S.M.
tChalvey 543
tDiademata 347
fLeomiiister 70
•f" Revive Thy work" 342
C.M.
tAll- Victorious Love 187
t" At the Cross ! " (with Cho.) 590
Dundee 89
tEagley 49,388,597
fEvan 382
Farrant 313
" God loved the world '' (with
Cho.) 581
tl worship Thee 511
London New 337
tLove Divine 284, 419
Manoah 147, 234
Mizpah 14
Miles' Lane 3C7
"Only trust Him " 5'.'0
*Radiant 395
tReady to go 67
*Redcliffe 4
tSawley 558
tSpring Gardens 260, 312
St. Ann 167, 533
St. Alban 377
St. Bernard 32
St. Fulbert 217, 509
St. Peter 278
tSt. Timothy 168
*" There is a name " 280
tUpheld by hope 413
fWalking with Jesus * 131
Winchester Old 181
D.C.M.
t Aurora 358
tCannot Drift 102
tCharleville 355
Ellacom oe 293
tLaus Tibi Christ! 443
" My heart is resting " 283
tNone but Christ 190
tPenmaenmawr 424
tVox Dilecti 251
tThy Holy Spirit, Lord, alone 186
L.M.
fAbends 547
Angels' Hymn 301
Angelus 18, 82, 548
*Arima 393
"Blessed Life
NO.
>,>30
t Intercessor
NO.
338
tCahir Abbey 344
592
539
tCome, Holy Ghost
176
272
tHesperus ... 228
<m
308
Holly
Hursley
246
551
"Starlight
tSt Aidan
433
360
tLux Christi
376
tTake time
«>90
tMelanesia
453
tZadoc
55
Melcombe .
91
t Monarch
438
Old Hundredth
400
" In some way "
1?R
Rockingham
588
73
St. Alkonund
'• tStaincliffe 58,
343
326
Austrian Melody 11,
tlbstone
123
1-79
( tThen shall I know (with
Cho.)
587
9,?,0
t Kodai Kanal
tOrient 27
263
319
"Thou art enough" (with
Cho )
tSt. Cecilia
tThele
418
544
Winchester New
163
T\ T M
tBaca
B2
Banias
450
6.6.6.6. D.
Jewett .
267
"Mercy
" He knows best "
526
118
6.6.11.6.6.11.
*Doulos
. 4V
6.4.6.4.6.6.4.4.
7.7.7.
" Come, we pray "
ISO
" More love to Thee "
321
tSt. Philip
601
6.4.6.4.6.6.4.
tHorbury
RIO
7.7.7.3.
f'Low at Thy pierced feet"
tMistley
8
311
fi4fi4fififi4
Capetown
IRS
tCharity
174
tAmor Christi
296
t"I believe God answers
prayer "
HKfi
* Carton
534
' ' I follow on "
141
7.5.7.5. D.
*Chistelon
465
"Jesus is mine "
OHvet
26 -2
117
" Teach me Thy way "
528
7.6.7.O.
Barton 87
9]9
6.6.4.6.6.4.
Bremen
tPisa
155
fiW
6.6.6.4.
t" I am Thine own"
274
7.6.7.6. D.
Adsurgite ....
9Q7
Altringham
3?9
6.5.6.5.
tAurelia .... ..77,
11Q
Caswall
390
tChebar
QO
" Jesus, stand among us"
37°
Criiger 206,
417
*" Not a friend "
9Q1
*Derwentwater
?57
tO let him . . .
161
384
tThe ever-present Saviour . .
1 tThe quiet hour
161
3
tGoldenCity 12,
t Gratitude
572
348
6.5.6.5. D.
tEdina
307
t Happy Pilgrims 79,
tin heavenly love
t Margate
134
224
4S9
379
446
t" In the heart of Jesus "
516
Munich . .
947
tHermas . ...222.
439
tNeed...
567
METRICAL INDEX.
NO.
•"OnTheemyheartisrestiiiK " 245
Rutherford 415
8.8.8.4. NO.
t" Amidst life's storms" ..231
fBlended 352
8.7 8.7. D. NO.
*fCastlegate 209
tCarillon 409
St. Albans 486
f'My God, my Saviour" . . 477
t " Channels only " 387
Convention 507
t Transport 383
8.8.
tCrystalSea 104
t Evening Blessing 502
fFor My sake and the Gospel's,
go 422
7.7.7.6.
fHope 303
8.8.4.
*t Harvest home (with Re
frain) 426
fHe is pleading 473
t Worship . . 394
7.7.7.7.
t Angelic Praise 370
8.8.8.
" O that my life " 25, 214
" I am waiting" 416
t" I will guide thee " 243
tBuckland 215.469
fCapernaum. 172, 594
Hark ! my soul 13
fHolyJesu 322
t" Why should I fear" ....214
8.8.8.6.
tAgnusDei 467
t Lagos 414
t" Let me love Thee " (with
Cho.) 602
flnfants' Prayer 26, 109
*" I take. He undertakes" 120
"Olive Thy life" 456
St. Fabian 406
fLuxEoi 339, 429
" My life flows on " 221
" Revive the hearts " 185
t" Saviour, like a Shepherd
lead us" 556
t" Souls of men" 514
fSt Andrew's 576
""Jesus saves me" 197
•fNew Calabar 452
fNewington 74
Nottingham 72
8.8.8.7.
f" Oft in sorrow " 295
t" I am not skilled ' 115
{"Tenderly guide us " (with
Refrain; 565
8.6.8.6.8.6.
Contentment 124
Weber . 603
fSt Asaph 200
t" There's peace" t»S9
t" 'Tis so sweet to trust in
Jesus " 106
7.7.7.7.7.7.
*Debtor 591
tPetra 56 584
fThe cleansing Blood 201
'The indwelling Spirit 463
"Tranquillity 401
Spohr '^75
8.8.6.8.8.6.
Pembroke 28, 557
"Thou dost keep" 202
t Yielded 495
* Regnant 430
8.7.8.7.8.8.7.
*" Thou irt able " ''OS
7.7.7.7. D.
fHollingside 580
8.8.8.8.6.
tSt. Margaret 61
8.7.8.7.
tAdvent Light 410
8.8.8.8.8.8.
tThe possibilities of faith .. 136
*I am His 256
"I am resting" 271
" Love of Jesus " 6
Carey 496
t Pater Omnium 21, 223
St Catherine 15
fMaidstone 94
t" Simply trusting " 95
f" Thou, my Shield" 1C5
t Amour 478
fDominus Re-git me 554
tGaliloe 159
f'tiive me, L-.ra " 392
f'Heis able" 211
*fl am waiting for the
dawning 416
flnfants' Petition 207, 334
fLucerne 151
Stella 364
7.6.8.6. D.
•f" My life is Thine" 68
t " The Master comes " 423
9.9.9.9.
In Sternum 349
i Vox Humana 30(3
8.5.8.3.
t" Come, thou weary " 494
Fessus 480
9.8.9.8. *
fSt Clements 545
f : I am trusting " 138
*Precious, precious Blood " 578
t" Standing pleading" .... 459
8.6.8.4.
St. Cuthbert 162
Only Thee 237
Sardis . 34, 112
9.6-9.6.
*>Strongly leaning 249
t" Let me come closer " 7
9-8.9.8. D.
f" I hear ten thousand" 435
10.4.10.4.
*tCry of the weary heart ..468
*Resignation 100
10.6.10.6.
*Greta 270
St. Oswald 23, 48,104
t Sunset . .. 373
fTender Shepherd 216
WITH REFRAIN.
fin the Book which Thou
art keeping " 569
8.7.8.5. D.
Tranquillity 461
8.8.8.3.
t" Lone and weary " 488
Brightly beams 328
" Oh the peace " 506
ill lingering 482
*The indwelling Spirit 403
Showers of blessing 179
t" We are watching " 404
8.4.8.4.
*" Just for to-day " 213
8.4.8.4.8.8.8.4.
"Oh how He loves" .. 601
*t\Vhitchester 493
8.7.8.7.4.7.
fNunc Dhnittis 436
10.10.10.4.
*t Norton 299
St Werburgh 199
*t"Yes Lord" 137
8.7.8.7.8,7.
fCopsley 428
10.8.108.
*Fully yielded 196
8.5.8.5.
Evenfall 80
tDerry 411
10.9.10.9.
*" Let me sing" 368
*" Many names " 318
t"Oh, 'tis wonderful" 520
*•' None of self " 53
"Pass me not" 600
Requiem 315
\ Stephanos .. 584
8.8.8.5.
" Praise the Saviour " 369
8.5.8.5.8.8.5.
tMore than conquerors 194
fSt Jude 54
10.10.10.106.
fNunc Dimittis . . 451
Triumph . ... 412
8.7.8.7.7-7.
fEvensong 546
10.10.10-8.
*" I cannot see" 114
*Thirsk . . . . 583
METRICAL INDEX.
10.10.
fPax Tecum
NO.
357
503
317
253
536
381
375
227
306
273
386
458
527
129
71
261
229
188
335
552
225
327
538
254
156
268
51
350
226
530
63
445
154
125
259
541
NO.
t" Count your blessings " . . 192
NO.
*' Jesus, I am resting, rest-
10.4.10.4.10.10.
fLux Benigna
"My Jesus, I love Thee " 555
tJesus is near, burdens to
bear . 290
11.11.11.5.
tCloisters 143
*" Jesus, Thy life is mine " 277
Laus Deo 341
f'Let the lower lights be
burninf' " 3^8
10.10.10.10.
t" Consider Him"
11.11.11.8.
*" I once was a Christian " 47G
12.10.12.10.
tChrist my life
* Loved . 5-'l
tKllers It5, 398.
j Eventide
tLove Divine 542
t" My grace is sufficient " . . 113
tMoelLlys 434
t Never alone ! . . . 598
tGlory to Jesus
*Habergham
t" I follow after"
t Jesus triumphant
12.11.12.11.
t" Have faith in God" ....158
P.M.
t*Abundant life 233
t" Always more to follow " 309
t At peace with God 240
t"Are you washed in the
Blood'" . . 595
t"No, not one!" 515
t "Not a disappointment !" 517
t" Oh bliss of the purified " 127
t" One by one" 523
fKadesh
Morecambe . . 1
O Quanta Qualia
t Repose
t"0h come to the merciful
S iviour " 519
t" Oh, to be nothing" 325
" Oh, the love that sought
me " 562
Riber
t" Shew me Thy way "
*Windermere
t" O where are the reapers ?"
(with Cho )
Procul ab Ovili 442
t Benson 431
tRausomed 3 J5
t Resurrection Life 198
10.10.10.10.10.10.
t* " Come ye yourselves " . .
fSt. Helen
10.10.10.10 D.
tBrothertoft
t" Beneath the Cross of
Jesus" 100
Salvator Omnipotens 427, 489
Sanctus 399
t" Standingon the Promises " 121
t" Speak, Saviour, speak ! " 484
Song of Praise 356
f Beverley 403
t Bournemouth 420
t ' ' Blessed Assurance " 132
t" Called to the Feast" ..406
t "Come in, come in " 487
t ' ; Come, Thou burning Spirit,
come" 175
t" Coming ! coming !" 444
fDeeper Love 3SO
Epenetus 421
f'God be with you till we
meet " ... 564
tSunningdale 202
t" Sunshine in the soul " . . 563
tTaita 4'?~>
fMoment by moment
t" Thou art with me "
11.10.11.6.
" Still will we trust "
11.10.11.10.
t Berlin
t" Tell it out" 421
t" The cross is not greater " 193
t" The Homeland" 599
*" The Saviour who saves
always " 191
t" Grace there is " 540
*" Have faith in God " .... 157
t Highland 449
tThe Voice of Jesus 236
tThe Lord's Gift 101
tEirene
t" Hold Thou my hand " . .
t" I am the Lord's "
t" They crucified Him" 593
t"They tell me there are
dangers " 500
tThe way of the Cross" .... 60
t"'Twas only a missing
sheep " . 532
tHoly War 294
*" Home ! Light ! Home ! " 574
t" I hear Thy welcome voice" 128
t"I know Whom I have
believed " 135
t" I need a hand"
t"Not I, but Christ"
*()nmis Potestas Nihir
t" Thou knowest, Lord " . .
j" We rest on Thee"
f" Within the vail"
11.11.11.11.
*" Could I tell it"...
fin Mernoriam 346
t" Why will you do without
Him?" 241
t" Where are the reapers? " 335
*" Worthy the Lamb" 374
t Zenana 437
t"In the shadow of His
wings " 239
f'lsit nothing to you?" .. 561
I" I shall see them again " 522
t" I trust and wait" 153
etc., etc.
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